Based on the premise that the quality of care in an institution is directly related to the quality of its education program, the authors describe the in-house Ohio State Regional Medical Program. (Author/LF)

A researcher in psychopharmacology foresees a flood of new drugs that will make man feel happy, cause him to forget his past, and arouse his sexual desires. Man may actually have the possibility of attaining sustained happiness, or something like it, through drugs, and so must ask the question, Is happiness what I most want?" (Author)

Condensed from a report of a 1971 conference sponsored by the U.S. Office of Child Development and the U.S. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health and Scientific Affairs. (Editor)

The community general hospital can facilitate new learning by providing an accessible place for continuing physician education. (IR)

Describes sociological and medical treatment appropriate to young drug experimenters and addicts. Discusses role of teachers, probation officers, school medical services, and general practitioners. Indicates necessity for long treatment period. Considers whether dependence is a disease of delinquent behavior. (AL)

Proper programs must be created to train physicians specifically educated to provide comprehensive medical care. (IR)

Combined approach to obstetric and newborn care provides better learning experience to staff physicians, continuity of patient care, and closer inter-departmental cooperation. (Editor/IR)

Hyperkinetic children are usually helped by a coordinated program of medication, parent and child counseling, and teacher consultation. Medication usually facilitates everything else that is done for the child. Therefore, referral to and cooperation with the prescribing physician deserves special attention. (Author)

Recommendations for an effective health program for community colleges are given. They are based on the authors' experiences with student health services at Cuyahoga Community College (Ohio) and on questionnaires that were sent to 59 2-year colleges. (BB)

Author proposes creation of a Health Service Corps to provide direct personal health services to the needy and to make available thousands of physicians and health professionals to deal with the growing crisis in health care. (IR)