The Attitudes Toward Social Issues in Medicine scale (ATSIM) assesses medical students' awareness of and attitudes toward social issues in medicine. (Author/PG)

Article based on a paper presented at the Second World Meeting on Medical Law in Washington, D.C., August 20, 1970. (IR)

Survey findings suggest medical students' choice of career and locality can be used in selection process to fill current priorities of community need. (IR)

Student movement seeks radical innovation in comprehensive community health care and interprofessional collaboration to solve problems of health, the community and environment. (IR)

Calls for the establishment of a Council of Health Advisors to serve the President of the United States. (IR)

This Well Baby Clinic was designed to augment residency teaching program in evaluation of physical and emotional growth, in family counseling, and to gain data on response to varying immunizations. (IR)

A curriculum proposed as a framework for the education of all generalists" practicing in primary health care. (IR)

Urgent curriculum innovations must be made in medical education to provide adequate community health care services to our expanding population and changing social needs. (IR)

A program at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine that involves medical students in a school health program is described. Students showed a perception of two major problems facing school nurses: inability to obtain communication with physicians, and limits imposed by community practice and school policy on nurses. (MLW)

Noting that medical schools had led the way in the management of human disease, the author contends that they must now help lead the way in the management of human health. This will require a broadening of medical education to prepare physicians to accept broader responsibilities as members of society. (JT)

Experience at the College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey suggests that consumer health education can be incorporated into a medical school curriculum. It can be included in the existing courses in occupational medicine, behavioral sciences, and psychiatry and other preclinical and clinical areas. (LBH)

Legal liability of medical students and residents can have significant consequences for clinical faculty members, the health care facility, and the educational institution. Issues and significant court cases related to the liability of students and residents in the health care setting are examined. (Author/MLW)

The Ramathibodi Faculty of Medicine in Bangkok, Thailand, has developed a teaching and research program in community health aimed at brining the institution into close association with the health needs of the country. (Editor)

Program designed to train residents, interns and medical students for careers in family practice. (IR)

Collaboration of Denver colleges and hospitals for training radiologic technologists. (IR)