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US. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARR ,
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PREFACE—TABLE OF CONTENTS

The following SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPITY was devel-
oped by the Office of Communications and Public Informa-
tion of the Division of Regional Medical Programs. It is
based upon materials collected since the Division of Regional
Medical Programs was established in February of 1966.
Admittedly, it is not complete and certain liberties have
been taken in the selection of the references included. It
does, however, represent an initial effort aimed at the
development of a resource which it is hoped will be of value
to all Regional Medical Programs and those organizations,
{nstitutions, and individuals working with them.

Included, then, is a SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY of ...

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INDIVIDUAL REGIONAL MEDICALE PROGRAMS

Published by Programs Themsclves

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NEW YORK

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“The Albany Regional Medical Pro.
gram’ (5-feld leaflet). The purpose of
the Albany Regional Medical Program
and descriptions of five of its ongoing
projects.

“ARMP: What's It All About?” (2-fold
leaflet). Basic information on the
Albany Regional Medical Program, and
brief descriptions of several projects.

“Arkansas Regional Medical Program”
(newsletier). Published six times
yearly; first issue: October 1967.

-“News: California Committee on Re-

gional Medical Programs” (newsletter-
release). Published on a news-releasa
schedule.

“Central New York Regional Medical
Program Bulletin” (newsletter). Pub-

lished monthly; first issue: February
1968.

“Colorado-Wyoming Regional Medical
Program Newsletter’ (newsletter).
Published monthly; first issue: Novem-
ber 1967.

“Greater Delaware Valley Regional
Medical Program — Heart Disease,
Cancer and Stroke” (newsletter-prog-
ress report). Published on a news re-
lease schedule; first issue: July 1967.

“Indiana Regional Medical Program
LINK—Promoting Cooperative Effort
in the Fight Against Heart Disease,
Cancer and Stroke” (newsletter). First
issue: January 1968.

“IRMP Reporter” (newsletter). Pub-
lished monthly; first issue: June 1967.

“Towa Regional Medical Program”
(newsletter). Published quarterly ; first
issue: January 1968.

“PROFILE—Kansas Regional Medical
Program” (newsletter).

 
 

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“Annual Report to Corporators of Medi-
eal Care Development, Inc., Prosresa
During the Current Year” (12-pare
booklet; 9 pages of exhibits), August 1,
1967 through April 20, 1968. Back-
ground on Regional Medical Prorrams
in generals narrative report of progress
during the current year for the Maine

Regional Medical Program, including. a |

run-down of the feasibility studies,
problems encountered in them; opera-
tional objectives and program objec-
tives; planning’ activilies proposed for
the coming year.

“Maine’s Regional Medical Program”
(newsletter) .”

“Maine’s Regional Medical Program-—
Research, Continuing Medical Educa-
tion, and Professional Training” (2-fold
leaflet). Purpose of the Maine Regional
Medical Program: history of Public Law
89-239 and of the Maine Program; chal-
Jenge and objective of the Program;
possible projected activities.

“Regional Medical Program of Metro-
politan Washington Newsletter” (news-
letter). First issue: September 1967.

“Entre Nous at MRMP” (newsletter).
Published twice monthly; first issue:

“Missouri Regional Medical Program”
(24-page booklet). Background on Re-
gional Medical Programs; what Mis-
souri is doing in Smithville, Springfield,
and Kansas City; information on the
Missouri Program’s Communications
Research Unit, Program Evaluation
Center; on its Population Study Group
Surveys, Multiphasic Testing, Mass
Screening Radiology, Automated EKG
and Patient Wistory projects, and
others; listings of administrative staff
and project directors.

“Medical Tapes By Phone For New
Jersey Physicians” (2-fold leaflet).
Listing of subjects of tapes available to
all New Jersey physicians by collect call.
“The New Jersey Regional Medical Pro-
gram” (2-fold leaflet). Origin and de-
velopment of the New Jersey Regional
Medical Program; text of Public Law
89-239; listing of the Executive Com-
mittee of the New Jersey Regional Med.
ical Program.

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“A Review of the New York Metrapoll-
tan Regional Medical Program . for
Hoart Disease, Cancer, Strake and Re-
lated Diseases” by Vineent  dePanl
Larkin, M.D., Program Coordinator
(21-page hooldet). An introduction to
the planning phase of the New York
Metropolitan) Regional Medical Pro-
gram, inelauding background on Regional
Medical Programs; a description of the
organizational structure of the New

York A tora; 200 questions and

Answers re Hest Media Progra cs
listing: of the coordinators at the medi-
cal schools; and a deacription of the
feasibility study of care of cancer pa-
tients at Memorial Hospital for cancer
and allied diseases.

“MetroNews” (newsletter). First issue!
January 1968.

“Tnnovation” The Association for the
North Carolina Regional Medical Pro-«
gram (newsletter). Published monthly;
first issue: April 1968.

“Northern New England Regional Medi-
cal Program” (newsletter).

“Ohio State Regional Medical Program”
(newsletter). First issue: January 1968.

“Oregon Regional Medical Program”

(newsletter). First issue: September .

1967.

“SVRMP_ Newsletter” (newsletter),
First issue: June 1968.

“Regional Medical Program of Texas”
(newsletter). Published periodically;
first issue: June 28, 1967.

‘New Dimensions” (newsletter). Pub-

lished monthly; first issue: March 1968.

“Virginia Regional Medical Program” >

(4-fold leaflet). Background on the de-
velopment of the Virginia Regional
Medical Program, and basic information
on Regional Medical Programs in gen-
eral; listing of the Governor’s Advisory
Committee on Regional Medical Pro-
grams.

“Results” (newsletter).
periodically; first isue: November 1967.
“Washington and Alaska Coronary Care
Capability Survey” Directed by Stephen
R. Yarnall, M.D.; report prepared by

. Jack P. Kornfeld (15-page booklet). A

survey of the extent of coronary care
unit development in the hospitals of
Washington and Alaska, Summer 1967.

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“Contrasting Comprehensive Health
Planning, Regional Medical Programs,
and Areawide Planning,” by Charles L.
Wilbar, Jr.. M.D., Program Coordina-

tor (unpublished speech, April 19,
1968).

“Monthly Newsletter of the West Vir-
ginia Regional Medical Program!”
(newsletter). Published monthly; firat
‘issue: March 1968.

“Regional Medical Program of Western
New York” (newsletter). Published
Periodically; first issue: September
1967.

“The Regional Medical Program for
Western New York” (2-fold leaflet),
Background on the objectives of Re-
gional Medical Programs and develop-
ment of the Western New York Regional
Medical Program.

“‘Primary Needs’ Outlined in Battle
Against Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke”.
(press release, October 22, 1967). Futl
text of a press release issued by the
Western Pennsylvania Regional Medical
Program Advisory Committee following
its regular meeting of October 19, 1967.

“The Wisconsin Regional Medical Pro-
gram—How It Began... and Why” —
(15-page booklet). Background infor
mation on Regional Medical Programs
in general; policy statement of the Re-
gional Advisory Committee on coopera.
tive arrangements within the Wisconsin
Region; listing of the Board of Direc-
tors and the Regional Advisory Commit-
tee for the Wisconsin Regional Medical
Program. :
“WRMP Newsletter” (newsletter).
vunrished bi-monthly; first issue: July
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“Roepional Medical Program-—.Teart
Disease, Cancer and Stroke,” The Medi-
cal Association of the State of Alabama
Handbook for Comnselara and Deles
qgaica, Called Meeting 1968, pages 21-24,

“Albany Regional Medical Program
Links Three States," Medical Trfbine,
February 12, 1968.
“Heart Associations That Have Reen
Active in Programming—Albany, New
York,” Heart and Toreh (American
Hleart Association), Vol. 15, No. 3,
pages 12-13. Fall 1967.

“Meshing Smoothly: Regional Pro-
grams, MDs,” Hospital Practice, pages
16-17. August 1967.

Schmeck, Harold M., Jr., “National
Campaign Against Disease to Begin
with Four Regional Programs,” The
New York Times, April 15, 1967.

Brayton, Donald F., M.D., “The UCLA
Regional Medical Program,” UCLA
Medicine, Report of the UCLA School of
Medicine, Vol. 2, No. 2. Fall 1967. .
Ward, Paul D., “A Progress Report on
Heart Disease, Cancer and Stroke,” The
Bulletin (Los Angeles County Medical
Association), November 2, 1967.
“What about Regions within States—
California,” Heart and Torch (Ameri-
can Heart Aasociation), Vol. 15, No. 3,
pages 13-14, Fall 1967.

‘Clark, Henry T., Jr., M.D., “Regional

Medical Programs,” Hospital Practice
(Editorial). March 1967.

Ebbert, Arthur, Jr., M.D., “A Look at
Public Law 89-239; The Heart Disease,
Cancer, and Stroke Program,” Connecs
ticut Medicine, Vol. 30, No. 9, page 664.
September 1966.

Lawton, Robert P., “Regional Medical
Programs: Biggest Bargain of the
Age,” Hospital Topics. June 1967.
Snoke, Albert Q., M.D., “Symposium on
Health Services, HI. Local, Regional,
and National Comprehensive Planning:
The Role of the Teaching Hospital,”
Journal of Medical Education, pages
474-475. April 1968.

Weinerman, E. Richard, “Planning and
Organization of the Connecticut Re-
gional Medical Program,” Bulletin of
the New York Academy of Medicine,
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Rattey, Louis I., M.D., “Georpia Re-
gional Medical Program,” Journal of the
Georgia Medical Association, payres JA1-
142, April 1967: “What Impact Will the
morpia Regional Medical Program
Have on Your Medical Fdueation?
Special Iasue: Public Law 89-229, Heart
Jisease, Cancer, Stroke and Related
J}jsenges.”

Chambers, J. W., M.D., “A Unique Op-
portunity for Leadership,” Journal of
the Georgia Medical Association, Edi-
torial, pare 157. April 1967: “What Im-

pact Will the Georgia Regional Medical

Program Have on Your Medical Educa-
tion? Special Issye: Public Law 89-239,
Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke and Re-
lated Diseases.”

“Innovative Plans for the Georgia Re- .

gional Medical Program,” Journal of the
Georgia Medical Association, pages 149-
151. April 1967: (Excerpted from the
Georgia Regional Medical Program Ap-
plication for Grant Awarded January 1,
1967.) “What Impact Will the Georgia
Regional Medical Program Have on
Your Medical Education? Special Issue:
Public Law 89-239, Heart Disease,

_ Cancer, Stroke and Related Diseases.”

“‘Some of the Heart Associations That
‘Have Been Active in the Planning

_ Stages—Georgia,” Heart and Torch

(American Heart Association, Vol. 15,

: No. 8, pages 7-8. Fall 1967.

‘Williams, W. Loren, Ph.D., “Evaluation
and the Georgia Regional Medical Pro-
gram,” Journal of the Georgia Medical
Association, pages 152-153. April 1967:
What Impact Will the Georgia Re-
gional Medical Program Have on Your
Medical Education?”

Castle, C. Hilmon, M.D., “Regional
Medical Programs: Implications for the
Intermountain Area,” Rocky Mountain
Medical Journal. January 1967,

“Heart Associations That Have Been
Active in Programming—Intermoun-
tain,” Heart and Torch (American
Heart Association), Vol. 15, No. 3,
pages 10-12. Fall 1967,

Josephine, Sister Ann, C.S.C., Ph.D.,
“Yow the Intermountain Area is Devel-
oping Its Regional Medical Program—
A Report by an Administrator Actively
Involved in the Planning,” Hospital

. Progress, November 1967,

“Meshing Smoothly: Regional Pro-

grams, Local MI)’s,” Hoapital Practice,
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Schmeck, Thareld Mo de.) “Natianal
CEP ego ZNSGEEISE  DPdrsensce oto Pesan
with Four Regional Proyrramas,” The
New York Times. April 15, 1967,

“Some of the Jleart: Associations That
Have Reen Active in’ the Planning
Stages—lowa,’ Heart and = Tarch
(American Heart Association), Vol. 15,

_No. 3, pages 8-9. Fall 1967.

“Meshing Smoothly: Regional Pro-
grams, Local MD's,” Hoapital Practice,

‘pages 16-17. Aupust 1967.

“Regional Medical Planning and the _
State of Kansas,” Geriatrics, Geriscope:

Medical Report from Washington, the
Nation, and the World. October 1967.
Schmeck, Harold M., Jr., “National
Campaign Against Discase to Begin
with Four Regional Programs,” The
New York Times. April 15, 1967.
Walker, Jack D., M.D., “Regional Medi-
cal Programs—For Heart Disease, Can-
cer, Stroke and Releated Disease for
Kansas,” Journal of the Kansas Medical
Society, Vol. LXVII, No. IV, pages 162-
165. April 1967.

“Some of the Heart Associations That
Have Been Active in Planning Stages—
Louisiana,” Heart and Torch (Ameri-
can Heart Association), Vol. 15, No. 3,
page 6. Fall 1967.

Mattingly, Thomas W., M.D., “The Re-
gional Medical Program of Metropolitan
Washington,” Medical Annals of the

' District. of Columbia, Vol. 36, No. 8,

pages 186-188. March 1967.

_ Sibery, D. Eugene, “See Creative As-
«pects of Planning,” Hospital Topics.

June 1967.

“Heart Associations That Have Been
Active in Programming—Missouri,”

_ Heart and Torch (American Heart As-

sociation), Vol. 15, No. 3, pages 9-10,
Fall 1967.

‘“Meshing Smoothly: Regional Pro-

grams, Local MD's,” Hospital Practice,
pages 16-17. August 1967.

“Regional Program Brings Research
Results to Bedside,” Afedical World
News, Vol. 8, No. 36. September 8, 1967.
Schmeck, Harold M., Jr., “National
Campaign Against Disease to Begin
with Four Regional Programs,” The

New York Times. April 16, 1967.

 

 
 

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Wakerlin, George F., M.D., “Missouri -

Regional Medical Program,” Afissourt
Medicine (Journal of the Missouri State
Medical Association), pares 90-94, Feb-
ruary 1967.

Grizzle, Claude O., M.D., “Regional -

Medical Prorramming in Wyominr—a
Subject of Vital Interest to All of Us in
the Health Fields,” Rocky Mountain.
Medical Journal. July 1967.

“Some of the Heart Associations That
Hfave Been Active in Planning Stages—

Nebraska,” Heart and Torch (American...

Heart Association), Vol. 5, No. 8, pages
2-4, Fall 1967, ‘

Delaney, C. Joseph, “President's Page,” »

New York Medicine. March 1968.

“Finding Instant Beds for Coronary Pa-
tients,” Medical World News, April 12,
1968.

James, George, M.D., “New York Physi-
cian and the 1970’s: The Local Regional
Medical Program for Heart Disease, |
Cancer and Stroke,” New York Medt-
cine, pages 194-6, 198, 200. April 1968.
James, George, M.D., “Summation,”
Bulletin of the New York Academy of-
Medicine, Vol. 48, No. 6, pages 522-524.
June 1967.

McCormack, James E., “A Message.
from the Director,” News Notes (The,
New York Academy of Medicine), No.
17. February 1968.

McCormack, James E., “The New York
City Story,” Bulletin of the New York.
Academy of Medicine, Vol. 43, No. 6,.
pages 515-521. June 1967.

Jones, Frank W., M.D., “The Medical
Society and the Regional Medical Pro-
gram in North Carolina,” North Carol-
lina Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No. 5:
Special Issue: North Carolina Regional
Medical Program. May 1967.

Lyle, Carl B., Jr., M.D., “Education and
Research in Community Medical Care:
The University of North Carolina
School of Medicine Approach,” Nortle
Carolina Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No.
5: Special Issue: North Carolina Re-
gional Medical Program. May 1967.

Morgan, Ralph Siler, M.D., “Develop-
ment of a Regional Medical Program in.
Western North Carolina,” North Caro-
lina Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No. 5:
Special Issue: North Carolina Regionat
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NORTH CAROLINA Musser, Mare J., M.D., “The North

' Carolina Regional Medical Program,”
- North Carolina Medical Journal, Vol,
‘ 28, No. 5: Special Issue: North Carolina
Regional Medical Program, May 1967,
“NIV Grant Shifts North Carolina’s Re-
, gional Medical Program ta Operational
\ Status,” Southern Hospitals, pages 17-

18, 20. April 1968.

Ross, Robert A., M.D., “The Regional
: Medical Propram: An Opinion,” North
i Carolina Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No.

\ 5B: Special Issue: North Carolina Re-
ersevivel Malioul Pracrany Moree 1967,

. SITLL, Harvey Macy DUNEAL, |b rekbet-ereserice
ing Operations of the Regional Medical
Program,” North Carolina Medicat
Journal, Vol. 28, No. 6: Special Issues
ad North Carolina’ Regional Medical Pro-
fram. May 1967,

Williams, T. Franklin, M.D., and Wat-
kins, Julia D., R.N., M.P.H.,, “Diabetic
Consultation and Educational Services +
A Feasibility Study,” North Carolina
Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No. 5: Special
Issue: North Carolina Regional Medicat
Program. May 1967.

Woods, James W., M.D., “Intensive
Coronary Care Units in Community.
Hospitals: A_ Pilot Project,” North
Carolina Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No. 5,
Special Issue: North Carolina Regional
Medical Program. May 1967,

OREGON “Some of the Heart Associations That
Have Been Active in the Planning
Stages—Oregon,” Heart and Torch
(American Heart Association), Vol. 15,
No. 3, page 7. Fall 1967.

SOUTH Cardiovascular News and Notes for
GAROLINA Physicians (South Carolina Heart Asso-
ciation). August-September 1967 Issue:

The Regional Medical Program (Vol. 2,
No. 5).
Baroody, N. B., M.D., “The Regional
Medical Program,” Cardiovascular
News and Notes for Physicians, Vol. 2,
No. 5, page 1, August-September 1967,
“Some of the Heart Associations That
Have Been Active in Planning Stages—
South Carolina,” Heart and Torch
(American Heart Association), Vol. 15,°
No. 8, page 6. Fall 1967.
Summerall, Charles, M.D., “20th Cen- {
tury Epidemics,” Cardiovascular News
and Notes for Physicians, Vol. 2, No. 5, -
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Healey, Louis A., Jr., M.D, “The Wash-
ington-Alaska Regional Medical Pro-
gram,” Resident Physician, pages 68-65,
April 1968.

Hogness, John R., M.D., “The North-
west Program,” Bulletin of the New
York Academy of Medicine, Vol. 43, No.
6, pages 494-503, June 1967.
Results, Vol. 1, No. 2, April 1968 issue
of the Washington-Alaska Regional
Medical Program Newsletter, published
in Northwest Medicine, Vol. 67, No. 4,
pages 397-400. April 1968.
“Washington/Alaska Regional Medical
Program,” Bulletin, Spokane County
Medical Society, pages 9, 11, 13. April
1968.

“What About Regions Combining States
—~Washington State and Alaska,” Heart
and Torch (American Heart Associa-
tion), Vol. 15, No. 3, page 14. Fall 1967.

 

“Two-Way Telecommunication Net-
work,” The Buffalo Medical Review,
Vol. 2, No. 2, page 24. Summer 1968.

“Federal Grant Supports Attack on.
Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke,” The
Pitt Physician.

Hirschboeck, John S., M.D., “The Wis-
consin Regional Medical Program OP-
ERATIONAL PROJECTS,” Wisconsin
Medical Journal, Vol. 67, pages 181-184.
March 1968.

Ibid., “The Wisconsin Regional Medical.
Program: OPPORTUNITY AND
CHALLENGE,” Wisconsin Medical-
Journal, Vol. 66, pages 223-224. May.
1967,

Tbid., “Wisconsin Began Planning Be-
fore Law Was Passed,” Hospital Topics,

June 1967.
 

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ALABAMA Finney, J. O., M.D., “Development of the.

. 7 Relationship Between the Medical As-
sociation of the State of Alabama and:

' the Alabama Regional Medical Pro-

gram,” Proceedings: Conference-Work.

'  shon on Regional Medical Programa,

‘ Vol. H, pages 52-56 (PHS Publication

No. 1774).
Mason, Joseph J., Jr., “Council of Re<
ae gional Planning Directors and Admin.
istrators,” I[bid., pages 50-52.
ALBANY Nelson, William P., III, M.D., “Coma

munity Cancer Coordinators,” IJbid.,
pages 176-177.

Oliver, Ward L., M.D., “Community In-
formation Coordinators,” Ibid., pages
23-25.

Phillips, John B., M.D., “Assurance of
Adequate Therapy following Detection
of Cervical Carcinoma,”. Ibid., pages
179-180.

Woolsey, Frank M., M.D., “Community
Hospital Learning Centers,” [bid., pages
103-106.

ARKANSAS . Bost, Roger B., M.D., “The Regional

‘ ; Medical Program as a Means of Increas-
ing the Morale of the Family Doctor,’*
Ibid., pages 100-103.

7 CALIFORNIA _ Brayton, Donald J., M.D., “Watts-Wil-
lowbrook Regional Medical Program,”
Ibid., pages 45-50.

Ward, Paul D., “The Impact of RMP on
Hard Core Poverty Areas,” Ibid., pages

28-29, .
CENTRAL Lyons, Richard H., M.D., “Use of a Tele«
NEW YORK phone Network for Continuing Educa.

 

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Cooper, William G., M.D., “The Use of a
Multimedia Approach to Fnhanee the
Learning of Health Science Personnel,”
Ibid., pages 17-19.

Cohart, Edward, M.D., “The Role of a
School of Public Health in a Developing
Regional Medical Program,” /bid.,
pages 42-44,

Ives, John E., “Coordinating High
Energy Radiation Therapy for 35 Gen-
eral Hospitals,” [bid., pages 180-181.

Riedel, Donald, Ph.D., and Hess, Orvan
W., M.D., “A Study of Physician Office
Practice in the Connecticut Region,” .
Ibid., pages 86-92.

Seipp, Conrad, M.D., “The Delineation
of Subregional Health Service Areas as
a Basic Step in Regional Medical Plan-
ning,” Ibid., pages 59-62.

Seligson, David, M.D., “Provision of
Optimum Clinical Laboratory Services
for 3,000,000 People,” Ibid., pages 4-6.

Thompson, John D., “A Comprehensive .
Utilization and Patient Information .
Statistical System,” Ibid., pages 9-12.

Weinerman, E. Richard, M.D., and Mor-
rissey, Edward F., “Continuum of Long-
Term Care within a Local Health Serv-
ice Area,” Ibid., pages 96-99.

Barrow, J. Gordon, M.D., “Involvement
of Local Hospitals in the Regional Medi-
cal Program by the Appointment of
Local Hospital Advisory Groups,” [bid.,
pages 99-100.

Angelides, M.D., McGowan, Larry,
M.D., and Stankovich, Arthur S., “Sys-
tems Approach to Planning,” Jbid.,
pages 85-86.

Brown, Clement, M.D., “Continuing Ed-
ucation Performance Deficits,” Jbid.,
pages 136-140.

Spring, William C., Jr., M.D., and Bent-

ley, Ward, “The Subregional Concept
and Liaison Staff,” Jbid., pages 56-59.

Feigenbaum, Harvey, M.D., “Flanner
House Multiphasic Screening Program,” »
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Castle, C. Hilmon, M.D., “Community-
Centered Continuing Medical FEduca-
tion,” Ibid., pages 74-75.

Tbid., “Systems for Collection and Anal-
yais of Clinical Data on Patients with
Acute Myocardial Infarction,” [hid.,
pares 108-110.

Gilson, John S., M.D., “Development of
Receptive Attitudes toward New Ideas,”
Tbid., pages 25-27.

Haglund, Richard F., “An Experimental
Model in Organization of a Regional
Medical Program,” [bid., pages 144-150.
Smart, Charles R., M.D., “Cancer Train-
ing and Continuing Education and Com-
puterized Tumor Registries,” [bid., page
178.

Warner, Homer, M.D., and Budkin, A.,
M.D., “Clinical Data Collection with a
Purpose,” Ibid., pages 162-166.

Bartlett, John C., M.A., LL.B., “Comple-
mentary Relationship between Iowa Re-
gional Medical Program, Comprehen-
sive Health Planning and Voluntary
Comprehensive Health Planning: A
Necessary Accomplishment,”  /bid.,
pages 38-40,

Krehl, Willard A., M.D., Ph.D., and
Caldwell, Charles W., M.P.A., “The Role
of the Voluntary Health Agencies in the
Regional Medical Program in Iowa,”
Ibid., pages 30-33.

Lewis, Charles E., M.D., “Regional Ad-
visory Group and Review Process,”
Ibid., pages 62-65.

Thurston, Hester, “Nursing in the Re- _
gional Medical Programs: Alliance for
Better Care,” Ibid., pages 121-123.

Robertson, George, M.D., “Guest Restf-
dent Program,” [bid., pages 134-136.

Mattingly, Thomas W., M.D., Chiazze,
Leonard, Jr., Sc.D., and Xavier, Mal,
“Survey of Continuing Education of the
Physicians in Metropolitan Washing- -
ton,’ [bid., pages 75-82.

Smith, Robert, M.D., “Experiences with
a Stroke Care Demonstration Unit,"
Ibid., pages 106-108.

Packer, James B., M.D., and Van
Peenen, Hubert J., M.D., “Biochemical
Screening in Missouri,” /Jbid., pages
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Stephenson, William, Ph.D., “Communi-
cation Research Unit,” [bid., pages 22-
23,

Turner, Glenn O., M.D., Auner, Cecil R.,
M.1)., and McKinsey, John J., M.Y.,
“Ozarks Regional Comprehensive Car-

diovascular Care Unit,” Jbid., pages
113-116.

Larson, Laura G., M.A., “The Design
and Dissemination of Data Collecting
Instruments,” [bid., pares 167-168.

dlermann, John B., and Carnazzo, An-
thony J., M.1)., “Dataphone ECG Con-
sultation: A Model for Extension of
Medical Center Services to Community
Hospitals,” Jbid., pares 117-119.

Esselstyn, Caldwell B., M.D., “Ap-
proaches to Evaluation of a Regional
Medical Program,” [bid., pages 82-84.

Larkin, Vincent dePaul, M.D., “Prob-
lems in Developing the Role of Medical

Schools in a Regional Medical Pro |

gram,” Ibid., pares 40-42.

Robbins, Guy F., M.D., “A Cooperative
Project for the Care of Cancer Patients
by Memorial Hospital for Cancer and
Allied Diseases,” Ibid., pages 169-172.

Wennberg, John E., M.D., “Cost-Benefit .

Analyses—Limitations and Uses,” Jbid.,
pages 110-112.

Burns, Edward L., M.D., “Cooperative
Community Health Program,” I[bid.,
pages 173-175.

McBeath, William H., M.D., “Skeleton
Program in Continuing Education and
Clinical Research,” Jbid., pages 140-144,

Grover, M. Roberts, M.D., “A Proposed

Circuit Postgraduate Program in Heart
Disease, Cancer, Stroke, and Related
Diseases in the Oregon Region,” /bid.,
pages 65-68.

Christman, Luther, Ph.D., R.N., “Ex-
periment to Test and Implement a

Model of Patient Care in Hospitals,”
Ibid., pages 15-17.

Elam, Lloyd C., M.D., “Health Evalua-

tion Studies Utilizing a Multiphasic _

Screening Center Operating in Coopera-
tion with a Comprehensive Health Care
Program for Persons in an Urban Pov-
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WASHINGTON- Lein, John N., M.D., “The Information

ALASKA and Education Resource Support Unit,”
Ibid., pares 68-71.
Robinette, Tasker K., “Small Commu-
nity Planning,” [bid., pages 34-36.
Sharp, Lawrence J., Ph.D., “Consumer
Health Care Survey,” /bid., pares 93-95.
Thompson, William R., “Multiproject
Planning,” Ibid., pages 150-152.
Yarnall, Stephen, M.D., “Experience | —
with the WARMP Mockup Coronary
Care Unit,” Ibid., pages 119-121.

WEST Wilbar, C. L., Jr., M.D., “Unusual Pro-
VIRGINIA. gram for Continuing Education of Phy-

sicians at Grassroots Level,’ Ibid.,
_ pages 72-74.

ad

WESTERN- Sultz, Harry A.; Fortune, John; Feld-

NEW YORK man, Joseph; and Moutsatsos, Spero,

‘ “Yealth Manpower Survey of Western
New York,” /bid., pages 126-133.

WESTERN Bell, Louise, “Development of a Re-

PENNSYLVANIA gional Medical Program Data Source
Book,” Ibid., pages 160-162.
Martz, E. Wayne, M.D., and Hough,
Howard, “Coordination of Comprehen-,
sive Health Planning and Regional
Medical Program Activities in Western,
Pennsylvania,” [bid., pages 36-38.

WISCONSIN Gustafson, David H., Ph.D., Nutt, Pauk
C., and Nadler, Gerald, Ph.D., “A Sys,
tems Approach to Regional Medical Pro-,
gram Planning,” Jbid., pages 152-160,

 

 

 
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Published Nationally

“A National Program to Conquer Heart Disease, Cancer.
and Stroke,” The Journal of the American Medical Asso-.
ciation, Vol. 192, No. 4. April 26, 1965.

“A New Stage at Hand for U.S. Heart Disease, Cancer,
Stroke Plans,” Medical Tribune, Vol. 8, No. 57. May 20-,
21, 1967.

“A Plan to Extend Region Programs 5 Years Is Urged,
Medical News from Washington, Medical Tribune. April
15, 1968,

Ackerman, Stephen J., “Region Medical Programs,” Public
Health Reports, Vol, 82, pages 404-406. May 1967,

“AMA Suggests a 8-Year Limit on Regional Medical Pro-

grams,” Washington News, Journal of the American.

Medical Association, Vol. 204, No. 8, pages 49-50. April
15, 1968.

Bennett, Robert L., M.D., “The Regional Medical Program,”*

Contact (Newsletter of the Georgia Warm Springs Foun-

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Burgess, Alex M., Jr., Colton, Theodore, Peterson, Osler L.,
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Callahan, Barbara, “Regional Medical Programs Taking.
Giant Steps,” Hospital Progress, Vol. 48, No. 8, pages
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Ibid., “Those Regional Medical Programs: Where the Action

Will Be,” Hospital Progress, Vol. 47, pages 57-64. Decem- .

ber 1966.

“Care-for-All Concept Exerting New Pressures,” Medical
Tribune (Part XI in “Health Manpower: Factors of
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Clark, Henry T., Jr., M.D., “Regional Medical Programs’
(Editorial) , Hospital Practice. March 1967.

Ibid., “Shaping the Hospital for its Future Role,” Hospitals,” |

Vol. 40, pages 49-53. February 1, 1966.

Ibid., “The Challenge of the Regional Medical Programs.

Legislation,” The Journal of Medical Education, Vol. Al,
April 1966,

Cobb, Carl M., “90% Behind Nation in Regional Medicine,"
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Hospital, Vol. 108, No. 2, pages 79-80. February 1967.

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Dempsey, Edward W., Ph.D., “The Case for Regional Medi«

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“Dentistry May Be Included in Area Health Centers,” Wash-
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1968.

Dodge, Harold T., “Regional Medical Program for Heart,
Cancer and Stroke,” The Journal of the Medical Associa-
tion of the State of Alabama, Vol. 36, No. 7. January 1967.

Evans, Robert L., M.D., “Hospitals and Regional Medical
Programs: A Plea for Coordinated Action,” Hospitals,
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“Evolution or Revolution in American Medicine,” Afodern
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Fishbein, Morris; M.D., “The Regional Programs” (Edi-
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Medical Tribune, Vol. 8, No. 13. February 16, 1967.

Gehrig, Leo J., M.D., “Symposium on Health Services, I.

Comprehensive Planning for Health,” Journal of Medicat
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‘“Get Together If You Want a Regional Grant,” The Modern

Hospital, Vol. 107, No. 2. August 1966.

“Health Programs in Five Regions Given Appraisal,” Medi-
cal News from Washington, Medical Tribune. February
22, 1968.

Hill, Lister, “A Program to Combat Heart Disease, Cancer
and Stroke,” The Enquirer, Boonville, Indiana. November
1965.

Hogness, John R., M.D., “The Northwest Hospital,” Bulletin
of the New York Academy of Medicine, Vol. 48, No. 6,

_ pages 495-503. June 1967.

Huston, Phillips, “Do We Need Those Regional Complexes?”
Medical Economics. June 28, 1965.

“Impressive Start Seen in Programs on Major Disease,”

Medical News from Washington, Medical Tribune.
November 30, 1967.

James, George, M.D., “Implications of the Heart Disease,

Cancer and Stroke Programs, an Interpretation,” Medical
Opinion and Review. October 1966.
Ibid., “Summation,” Bulletin of the New York Academy of
Medicine, Vol. 43, No. 6, pages 522-524. June 1967.
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Marston, Robert Q., M.D., “An Assault Upon Heart Disease,
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Tbid., “Regional Medical Programs, A New Health Program
in a Changing Society,” The American Oxonian, Vol. LV,
No. 1, pages 18-24. January 1968.

Ibid., “Regional Medical Programs: A Review,” Bulletin of
the New York Acadeny of Medicine, Vol. 48, No. 6, pages
490-494. June 1967.

' Ibid., “Regional Medical Programs Begin Second Year,”

U.S, Medicine, Vol. 8, No. 25-27. January 1, 1967.
fbid., “Regional Medical Programs: First Year in Review,’*
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Rbid., “The Regional Medical Programs for Heart Disease,
Cancer, Stroke and Related Diseases,” Proceedings of the
Symposium, Catastrophic ItIness: Impact on Favilies,
Challenge to the Professions, Cancer Care Inc. of the Na.
tional Cancer Foundation, pages 37-42.

Marston, Robert Q., M.D., and Mayer, William D., M.D.,
“The Interdependence of Regional Medical Programs and:
Continuing Education,” The Journal of Medical Educa-
tion, Vol. 42, No. 2, pages 119-125. February 1967.

Marston, Robert Q., M.D., and Schmidt, Alexander M., M.D.,
“Regional Medical Programs—A Progress Report,”
American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 58, No. 4, pages
726-730. April 1968.

Marston, Robert Q., M.D., and Yordy, Karl, “A Nation
Starts a Program: Regional Medical Programs, 1965-
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pages 17-27. January 1967.

Mayer, William D., M.D., “Regional Medical Programs—aA -
Progress Report,” Journal of the Medical Association of,
Georgia, Vol. 56, No. 4, pages 148-147. April 1967.

“MDs Discuss Medical Plans,” The AMA News, January:
30, 1967.

“Meshing Smoothly:. Regional Programs, Local MD's,”
Hospital Practice, pages 16-17. August 1967.

“National Goals for Regional Medicine,” Postgradute Medi.
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“NIH Will Earmark Funds to Combat Major Illnesses," --
Medical News from Washington, Medical Tribune. Feb-
ruary 1, 1968.

Page, Irvine H., M.D., “The Gestation of Medical Com-
plexes,” Modern Medicine, pages 89-92. June 21, 1965.

‘Planning Programs Get AHA Support at Novemben
Council-Board Meeting,” Hospitals. January 16, 1968.

President Hails Progress in Regional Medical Programs,” ,
PHS World, page 28. January 1968.

“PHS Asks Extension of Heart-Cancer-Stroke Program,”
Medical News of the Week, Medical World News, Vol. 8,
No. 48. December 1, 1967.

“PHS Funds Spur First Four Regional Programs,” Hospital
News of the Week, Medical World News. May 19, 1967.

“Region Program Proving Helpful to MDs, Patients,” Medi-
cal News from Washington, Medical Tribune, page 9. —
April 29, 1968. .

“Regional Complexes Gain Momentum,” Medical World
News. February 8, 1967.

“Regional Health Program Studied,” Lab World. December
1967.

Regional Medical Plan: Boon or Boondoggle?” AMA News,
pages 1, 6, 7, 8 (series of articles). March 4, 1968.

“Regional Medical Programs,” PHS World, pages 33-34,
March 1967.

“Regional Medical Programs Asked to Focus on Service,
Individual,” PHS World, Vol. 3, No. 8, page 24. March

“RMP Evaluation Urged by AMA,” The AMA News, page

 

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“Repional Medical Programs in Implementation Stage,”
Hospital Topics, pages 50-638 (excerpts from papers by
Robert Q. Marston, M.D., James A. Shannon, M.D.,
Vernon E. Wilson, M.D., Sidney Farber, M.D., Charles L.
Hudson, M.D., Michael FE. DeBakey, M.D., James T.
Howell, M.D., Paul N. Yivisaker, Ph.D., and Ray E. Trus.
sell, M.D.). March 1967.

"Regional Medical Programs: New Hope for Remote
Areas,” U.S. News and World Report. February 26, 1968.

Reional Medical Programs: Progress, Promise, Prob« °
lems,” Public Health Reports, Vol. 88, No. 8, pages 180-
182. March 1968.

. “Regional Medical Programs Set To Go Qperational,”

dtospital Praetiec, pages’ PTS T7 Waren TI6T,

“Regional Medical Programs Setting Pattern For Deliver-
ing Care: Conference Consensus,” Hospitals. February
16, 1968.

*RMP Shifting Rapidly from Planning to Operational
Stages, Conference Reveals,” Modern Hospital, page 30.
February 1968.

“Regional Medical Programs Told To Be ‘Results Oriented’,” ~
Hospital Progress, pages 14-15. March 1968.

“Regional Planning Experts Report on Programs,” Ameri+ .
can Journal of Nursing, pages 450, 452, 456. March 1968.
“Regional Program Brings Research Results to Bedside,” »
Medical World News, Vol. 8, No. 36. September 8, 1967.
“Regional Programs Reviewed,” Washington Wire, The
Modern Hospital. February 1967.
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: Journal of Medicine, Vol. 272, No. 18. May 6, 1965.
Russell, John M., M.D., “New Federal Regional Medical
Programs,” New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 275,
pages 309-312. August 11, 1966.
Schechter, Mal, “Planners Work Today on Medicine of To-
morrow,” Modern Medicine, pages 33-52. February 13,
1967.

Schmeck, Harold M., Jr., “Health Experts Hail Progress in
Drive on 8 Major Illnesses,” The New York Times. Jan-
uary 18, 1967.

fbid., “National Campaign Against Disease to Begin with
i Four Regional Programs,” The New York Times. April
15, 1967.
Ibid., “U.S. Health Agency Reorganized to Broaden Medical
Education,” The New York Times. April 1, 1968.
“Services Affecting Patient Is Theme of Conference on Re-
gional Medical Programs,” Southern Hospitals, Vol. 36,
‘ No. 3, pages 15-16. March 1968.
'  $hannon, James A., M.D., “The Advancement of Medical
Research: A Twenty-Year View of the NIH Role,”

Journal of Medical Education, Vol. 42, No. 2. February
1967,

Sloan, Margaret H., M.D., “Relationship of Regional Medi-
cal Programs to Children’s Cancer Clinics,” Supplement
to Pediatrics, Vol. 40, No. 8, Part Il, pages 629-531. Sep-

tember 1967. Oe eee

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Snoke, Albert W., M.D., “Symposium on Health Services, TH.
Local, Regional, and National Comprehensive Planning:
The Role of the Teaching Hospital,” Journal of Medical
Education, pages 478-475. April 1968.

‘Snyder, James D., and Enright, Michael J., “Regional Medi-
cal Programs: A Progress Report,” Hospital Manage-
ment, pages 36-38. April 1967.

“Statement of Policy on the Report of the President’s Com-
mission on Heart Disease, Cancer and Stroke,” Bulletin,
American College of Surgeons, Vol. 51, No. 2. March-
April 1966.

‘Stewart, William H., M.D., “How We're Conquering thé
Three Greatest Killer Diseases,” Family Weekly, pages

* 6-7. September 10, 1967.

co et IOI

Ibid., “Regional Medical Programs,” Medical Tribune. July
6, 1966.
§Surgeon General Urges Expansion of the Regional Medical
Programs,” The Washington Post, page M3. November
9, 1967.
The 1967 Annual Meeting in Review,” Hospitals, pages
. 72-74, September 1, 1967.
“The Regional Medical Programs—Planners Work Today

on Medicine of Tomorrow,” Newsfront, Modern Medicine,
pages 32-34, 40, 44, 46, 51-52, 61. February 13, 1967.

“Tri-State Breaks Attendance Record,” Hospital Topice.
_ June 1967.

Yordy, Karl D., “Group Practice in the Heart, Cancer and
Stroke Program,” Group Practice, Journal of the Ameri-
can Association of Medical Clinics, Vol. 16, No. 7, pages
492-501. July 1967.

Ivid., “Regional Medical Programs to Combat Heart
Disease, Cancer, and Stroke,” Journal of Practical Nurg-
ing, pages 28-81. January 1968.
 

 

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REGIONAL MEDICAL PROGRAMS IN GENERAL

Published by Division of Regional Medical Programs

Directory of Regional Medical Programs, April 1, 1968.

Excerpts of Testimony and Materials Presented on March
26 and 27, 1968 Re: Sections of H.R. 15758 Relative to
Regional Medical Programs before the Subcommittee on
Public Health and Welfare of the Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives,
Ninetieth Congress, Second Session (see page 25 for full -
teat reference).

Listing of Communications and Public Information Staff of -
Regional Contacts in the Regions, March 1968.

Guidelines—Regional Medical Programs (Revised May
1968).

Proceedings: Conference on Regional Medical Programs,
January 15-17, 1967 (PHS Publication No. 1682).

Proceedings: Conference-Workshop on Regional Medical
Programs, in two volumes, January 17-19, 1968 (PHS
Publication No. 1774):

Volume I: Plenary Sessions * Panel and Discussion
Groups ® Related Background Information
on Conference-Workshop (Appendices)

Volume II: 15-Minute Papers on Regional Activities
and Ideas

Progress Report—Regional Medical Programs, April 1,
1968.

Report on Regional Medical Programs to the President and =:
the Congress, June 1967 (PHS Publication No. 1690). ”

Stroke Registries, Report of the Task Force on Stroke
Registries of the Joint Subcommittee on Cerebrovascular -
Disease of the National Advisory Heart Council and the |
National Advisory Neurological Diseases and Blindness

Counell National Institutes of Health, September 15, -
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Other

U.S. Congress, House Committee on Interstate and Forcign
Commerce, Heart Disease, Canecr and Stroke Amend-
ments of 1965; Report No. 963, 89th Conrrers, Tat Ses-
sion, U.S. Gover nment Printing Office, Washington, D.C.,
September 8, 1965, ‘

U.S. Congress, House Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, Regional Medical Complexes for Heart
Discase, Cancer, Stroke and Other Diseases; Wearings.
89th Congress, Ist session, on H.R. 3140, Ser. No. 89-20.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1965.

U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Labor and Public Wel-
fare, Combating Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke, and other
Major Discascs; Hearings Before the Subcommittee on
Health, 89th Congress, Ist session, S. 596. U.S. Govern-
ment Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 1965.

U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Labor and Public Wel-
fare, Heart Disease, Cancer and Stroke Amendments of
1965; Report No. 368, 89th Congress, Ist session, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., June 24,
1965.

U.S: Congress, House Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, Grants for Regional Medical Programs,
Health of Agricultural Migrant Workers, and Alcoholic
and Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Facilities, Report No.
1536, 90th Congress, 2nd session, U.S. Government Print-
ing Office, Washington, D.C., June 10, 1968.

u. S. Congress, House Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, Regional Medical Programs; Alcoholics and
Narcotics Addicts Facilities; Health Services for Domes-
tie Agricultural Migratory Workers; Hearings. 90th
Congress, 2nd session, on H.R. 15758, Ser. No. 90-36.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC.
March 26, 27, 28, 1968.

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