The article discusses the relationship between mental health and labor accidents as it pertains to accident prevention, treatment of accident victims, and their rehabilitation. It also comments briefly on mental health and occupational diseases and the scope of the field of occupational mental health from a Chilean perspective. (AG)

Current awareness and continuing education in the health sciences community are relying more and more on audiocassettes. Indexing of cassette journals and sources of information about these materials are considered. Audiocassette journals available to health professionals and libraries on a subscription basis are listed. (4 references) (Author)

A method for teaching the process of treatment planning to occupational therapy clinical affiliates utilizing basic concepts of the systems approach is presented. (Author/JA)

Two recent trends in the field of health education-the declining emphasis on basic sciences in medical instruction and the heavy emphasis on pharmacology, therapeutics, and clinical pharmacy in colleges of pharmacy-are compared. (Editor)

The attempt to develop roles based on educational preparation failed due to the evident lack of differentiation between two- and four-year programs; results indicate a need for more relevance and on-the-job training in nursing education. (SP)

Medical faculty tend to influence their students to a great degree in choice of medical specialization. (HS)

An Oregon Board of Education specialist in health occupations reports on short-term teacher education programs since 1965. (JK)

Medical technology education in Canada has made great strides in the last decade, author Delaat argues, but there is still a long way to go. He examines coordination at national and regional levels, says the latter leaves much to be desired probably because of poor teaching facilities, then comes out strongly in support of college-operated …