Health Manpower: The Problem and the National Scene

Fein, Rashi : The Doctor Shortage: An Economic Diagnosis. Washington, D. C., The Brookings Institution, 1967.

Roth, J. , Kosa, J. and Alpert, J. : Who will treat the poor? Paper presented at the Meeting of the American Sociological Association and the Society for the Study of Social Problems, San Francisco, California , August 1967.

Kissick, W.L. : Forecasting health manpower needs. Hospitals 41: 47, 1967.

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Connelly, J.P. , Stoeckle, J.D. , Lepper , E.S. and Farrisey, R.M. : The physician and the nurse— their interprofessional work in office and hospital ambulatory settings. New Eng. J. Med. 275: 765-769, 1966.

Workshop for the Interprofessional Care of the Ambulatory Patient: Papers to be published.

a. Pediatric and Obstetrical Nursing in a Prepaid Group Practice: Milvoy S. Seacat, M.A., and Louise Schlachter, R.N., M.A.

b. Pediatric and Nursing Innovations in Child Health Care: Earl Siegel, M.D.

c. Experiments with the Nurse as a Health Educator of Handicapped Children: Margaret M. Martin, R.N., and Morris Green, M.D.

d. Adult Patients with Chronic Illness Receiving Continuous Care by Nurse Working with the Doctor: Barbara A. Resnik, R.N., and Charles Lewis, M.D.

e. Nursing Medical Practices in Several OutPatient Settings: Barbara Noonan, R.N., and John D. Stoeckle, M.D.

f. The Expanded Role of the Nurse in Child Care: Loretta C. Ford, R.N., Ed.D.

Weinerman, E.R. : Yale studies in ambulatory medical care. IV. Outpatient clinic services in teaching hospitals. New Eng. J. Med. 272: 947, 1965.

Ambulatory patient care: outpatient clinics and emergency clinics. J. Med. Ed. 41: 70, 1966.

Snoke, A.W. : The financial aspects of ambulatory care.

Dietrick, J.E. : The organization of outpatient clinics.

III. Weinerman, E. R.: Innovation in ambulatory services.

IV. Knowles, J. E.: The professor and the outpatient department.

V. Hilkovitz, G.: The emergency room in the teaching hospital.

Darley, W. and Somers, A.R. : Medicine, money and manpower—the challenge to professional education. The affluent new health care economy. New Eng. J. Med. 276: 1234, 1967.

Solon, J.A. , Sheps, C.A. and Lee, S.S. : Delineating patterns of medical care: Patterns of medical care: a hospital's outpatients. Amer. J. Pub. Health 50: 1105-1113, 1960 ; 50: 1905-1913, 1960.

Solon, J.A. , Sheps, C.A. , Lee, S.S. , Keppel, B.A. and Jones, S.H. : Hospital outpatient services— guide to surveying clinic procedures . U.S.P.H.S. Publication No. 930-C-4, 1964.