Because of rising costs college students in Great Britain must now pay a fee for medical care despite the existence of the National Health Service. (JD)

It is urged that males as well as females be included in a college rubella immunization plan. (JD)

Discusses an athletic medicine program for women utilizing a team approach and stressing the importance of prevention of injuries as well as the care of the acutely injured athlete. (Author/RK)

This program prepares school nurses for an expanded role which includes formal study followed by supervised practice in the school where the nurse is employed. (Author)

Environmental health and safety programs of various colleges and universities are examined to collect information on (1) possible sources for financing, (2) size and extent of environmental health and safety programs, and (3) ways to develop a technique for predicting start up and operating costs for such programs. (MJB)

A small university's health services program has coped with inflation and budget restrictions without damaging its program by: attracting and maintaining good, efficient staff; eliminating minor services; cooperating with a student advisory board; and broadening its enrollment base. (CJ)

Presented here is a quantitative summary of some of the costs and benefits of a program designed to involve students directly in the delivery of campus health services. (Author)

The author suggests why dental services should be offered in a university health program and describes how a program can be developed. Needs assessment, staffing, start-up costs, community involvement, scheduling, financing, and scope are examined. (Author/MJB)