MEMORANDUM

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
HEALTH RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION
BUREAU OF HEALTH RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

"e@ acting Associate Adainistrator DATE: .
for Communications, HA
FROM =: Acting Information Officer, BRD ; ; . :

SUBJECT: weekly Activities Report

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The Division of Associated Health Professions
to the Association of University Provracs in
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rates, te abuse ana poor nutrition anc sanitation, tue article
reported. ‘
orig Zloch of the wivision's Jursine teseare: 3ranen contrivute) the featured
artiele in “urging Outlook for hove.ler i:74. cer paver, "Some Crucial Yerr:s
in Sursiig: wiat vo Tuey Neally lec?" cails or the nursir:, vrofession to
evolu inerecise usage of suci teraus as assessnect, diasnosis, ang proLler..
(Frank Sis 496-6011)

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trivision of Facilities Utilization staff visited
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education, nouselkeeping

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hospitals in Aransas.
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€guonstration sroject ir the United States. Three hospitals, to in Pillings
ang the other in Stillwater, are enzaged in showing that patient ecucation can
be Sluared aaon;, hospitals. fut Aiciares, UPL Jeting Desuty Director, is

proj ect director.
‘6peratine rooms. The prograts were held in Casper, Vyomings Columbus, ‘Ghio;
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Pace ~ 2 - Weekly Activities Report

Staff also served as speakers or program coordinators at five seminars, two of |
which the Division cosponsored with Stete and local Realth orsanizations.
Subjects discussed by the staff included central service wanagenent, drug

actiinistration and distribution systeas, environiental safety anu patient care,

patient education, infection control, aaa controlling airzorme Lacteria in

Ney Discayne, Florida; Washington, L.C.3 and San Antonio, Texes. (is. Dearman -”
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