Medical and Dental Schools, Scholarships, Construction Grants, and Institutional Research Grants: Hearings, Eighty-sixth Congress, Second Session, June 6 Anf 7, 1960U.S. Government Printing Office, 1960 - 160 pages |
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... require a substantial increase in the supply of well - qualified students . Foremost among the factors that may pre- vent increased enrolled of qualified students in medical schools are the growing number and variety of competing ...
... require a substantial increase in the supply of well - qualified students . Foremost among the factors that may pre- vent increased enrolled of qualified students in medical schools are the growing number and variety of competing ...
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... require that opportunities for medical education be increased and equalized through expan- sion of the medical education plant and through very substantial increases in funds available to make it possible for young people to finance a ...
... require that opportunities for medical education be increased and equalized through expan- sion of the medical education plant and through very substantial increases in funds available to make it possible for young people to finance a ...
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... requires a 2 - year planning phase , a 2 - year building phase and a 4 - year operational phase from matriculation to graduation - a minimum of 8 years before we can begin to reap its benefits . Little time remains if the first of these ...
... requires a 2 - year planning phase , a 2 - year building phase and a 4 - year operational phase from matriculation to graduation - a minimum of 8 years before we can begin to reap its benefits . Little time remains if the first of these ...
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... requires no additional funds , as I understand it . This is not a giveaway grant that goes to an institution for any pur- pose , but a grant which can be utilized by the institution to strengthen the areas that need it most . For ...
... requires no additional funds , as I understand it . This is not a giveaway grant that goes to an institution for any pur- pose , but a grant which can be utilized by the institution to strengthen the areas that need it most . For ...
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... requiring match- ing funds provided by each of the States . Not quite half of the medical schools in this country are State supported . The medical schools are very unevenly distributed among the States - nine States having no schools ...
... requiring match- ing funds provided by each of the States . Not quite half of the medical schools in this country are State supported . The medical schools are very unevenly distributed among the States - nine States having no schools ...
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10-year program 86th Congress additional administration American Dental Association American Optometric Association American Osteopathic Association BERSON bill Chairman COGGESHALL committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction of medical cost dental education dental schools dental students dentistry dentists doctor of medicine doctors enrollment existing schools expand field Fogarty funds graduate health departments health educational facilities health research Health Service Act hospitals increasing inserting in lieu institutional grants institutional research grant legislation lieu thereof loan medical and dental medical education medical research medical schools medical students medicine National nursing optometry OREN HARRIS osteopathy percent personnel pharmacists pharmacy physicians population problems proposed public health schools Public Health Service research and research research facilities research programs research training ROBERTS sanitary engineering schools of public statement subcommittee Surgeon teaching facilities Thank tion tuition University University of Florida Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes
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Page 5 - Section 1 of the Public Health Service Act is amended to read as follows : "SECTION 1. Titles I to VIII, inclusive, of this Act may be cited as the 'Public Health Service Act'.
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