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ll Need Worldly Attitudes9 to Attract Doctors Michael Garde. Marlcooa County Wvatt, University Hospitals. William P. Owen, Conemaugh Valley! Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa. Richard Iowa City.

General Hosoltai, Phoenix. Arir. John Youn University Hospitals, Richard G. Gilroy, San Dieoo county University Hospital, San Diego. Calif.

Paul O. Gaellner, University Hospitals, Iowa City. Patrick J. Greenwood. University of South Carolina Medical Center, Charles alleviate the physician shortage.

Last fall 158 freshmen medical students were enrolled at Iowa; this fall the number will increase to 168. ton. S.C. H. Kent Grleshabar.

Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif. Stanley w. Grunn, Dux Medical center, Durham, North Carolina. Frank M. Grund.

University of Min nesota Hospital. Minneapolis, Minn. James C. Hall, Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Mich. Deios D- Hansen, Maricopa county Gen eral Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz.

Dei MoJnei Sunday Register August 20, 1972 iNC Bradley W. Marino, Mercv-St. Lk' Hospital, Cedar Rapids. Roxy McLaren, Cas County Hospital, Atlantic. James Merrick, St.

Anthony Regional Hospital. Carroll. Steven Merry. Mrcv-St. Luk' Hospital.

Cedar Rapids. Thomas G. Munyon, low Lutheran Ho, pltal. Des Moines. Robert Nelson, Mrcv-5t.

Luk'i Hospital. Cedar Raoids. Sara Lee Newell, Sartorl Memorial Ho, pital. Cedar Falls. Steven Patton, Floyd County Hospital, Charles Citv.

Paul Pellet. Cas County Hsopltal, At- ''Brad Randall, Flovd County Hospital, Charles Citv. John S. Rogerson, Merey-St. Luk'i Ho, pital.

Cedar Rapids. Bruce Runyon, low Lutheran Hosoltai, DAthurnS'Schrnldt, Allen Memorial Ho, pital, Waterloo. Robert J. Schultes, Mercy Hospital, Oel- Thomas L. Schumann, Community Hospital, Sioux Center.

Mark E. Sexton, Mercy-St. Luk' Ho, pltal, Davenport. Robert D. Shaw, Veteran Hsopltal, Dm MDavid A.

Shields, Mercv-St. Luk' Hospital, Cedar Rapids. David E. Steward, Jackson County Hov pital, Manuoketa. Robert Stewart, Mercy-St.

Luke Hospital. Cedar Rapids. a Sutherland, Boon Hospital, Boone. Steven T. Tvedte, Holy Family Hosoltai, Estherville.

Jerry Van Es, Orang Cltv Municipal Hospital, Orange Cltv. Thomas Von Gillern, Woodward Stat Hospital, Woodward. Norman P. Westhoff, Lorlnfl Hospital, "Kenneth E. Zlchal, Vtran Memorial Hospital, Waukon.

INTERNS- Continued from Page One and we're trying to tailor the skills to the interest of the family practice students and where they might eventually practice. "Under the old system, each student took the same courses and they all came out of the same mold, regardless of where they might later practice." Will new family practice programs result in more physicians for Iowa? "I hope so," said Dr. Rakel. Taste of Iowa Life Dr. Rakel also is faculty adviser for a student-organized program which exposes medical students here to life in Iowa Thomas w.

Hansen, Lafayette Hospital, Detroit, Mich. John C. Hendricks, University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals, Seattle, Wash. Jonh A. Hensina.

Maricopa County Gen Georae Everett, Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital, Cherokee. David R. Flatt. Marshalltown Area Community Hospital, Marshalltown. Brian Ford.

Slat Mental Health Institute, Clarinda. Glen Gabrielsnn, Beimond Community Hospital, Beimond. Craig S. Gerhart, lowa Lutheran Hospital, Oes Moines. Paul H.

Gordon, Floyd County Memorial Hospital, Charles Citv. Mark Holcomb, lowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. Sandra Hormlng, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Clinton. Maurice Huffman, Marshalltown Area Community Hospital, Marshalltown.

Charles D. Huss, St. Joseph Mercv Hospital, Clinton. William P. Jerome, Mercy-St.

Luke's Hospital, Davenport. Steve Karber, Greent County Hospital, Jefferson. Richard B. Keeper, Mercy-St. Luke's H0spit.1l, Davenport.

Kathleen Kelly, Woodward Stat HosPltal, Woodward. Michael Mitchell, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Mason Cltv. Thomas M. Koslna, Crawford County Hosptial, Denison.

Richard L. Kuehn, Mitchell County Hospital, Osage. Sam Lacina, Mercy-St. Luke's Hospital. Cedar Rapids.

Stuart Lehr, Mercv-St. Luke's Hospital. Cedar Ranids. Pat Lillis, St. Vincent's Hospital, Sioux Cltv.

Becky Llnnevold, Winneshiek County Hospital, Decorah. Phil Lubbers, Jackson County Hospital. Manuoketa. Lawrence Lyford, St. Joseph Mercv Hospital, Mason City.

Linda Maach, Veterans Hospital, Des Moines. eral HosPltal, Phoenix, Ariz. lowa city. Stephen Younoberg, Mavo Graduate School of Medicine, Rochester, Minn. Assignments To Iowa Towns Medical Education Community Orientation (MECO) assignments for undergraduate students at the University of Iowa College of Medicine: Sister Janet Baddlnq, Stata Mental Health Institute, Clarinda.

John Barkmeier, Shelby County Hospital, Harlan. Gary Baumbach, Palo Alto Hospital, Emmettsbura. Steven C. Beck, Allen Memorial Hospital. Waterloo.

Jo Benda, St. Vincent's Hospital, Sioux Citv. Les Blckford, Floyd County Hospital, Charles City Kim B. Brandt, Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo. Richard Burger, Davis County Hospital, Bloomfield.

David Chrlsteson, Mercy-St. Luke' HosPltal. Davenport. Walt Dean, lowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. Laura M.

Edmonds, Grap Community Hospital, Hamburg. Kent Ellerbroek, lowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines. cnares a. neuss, eroaoawm poik County Hospital, Des Moines. Where Iowa Graduates Go Comparison of internships of Iowa medical college graduates for the last three years: 170 t71 171 Alabama, Arizona ia Cetifornl IS 34 11 Colorado 112 Connecticut 1 District ot Columbia 2 Georgia 11 Illinois 1 1 Indiana 1 owa 1 14 Louisiana I Kansas Maryland 1 Massacnusetts 1 Michiaan 1 7 10 Minnesota 4 I Missouri 1 1 1 Nebraska 1 2 New Hampthlra 1 New Meilco New York 1 North Carolina 11 North Dakota Ohio 1(1 Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania 11 4 Rhode Island 1 tftuth Carolina 1 1 communities.

The program is called Medical Education Community Ori-entation (MECO) and was started by the Student Ameri- can Medical Association Grant L. Paulsen, Valley Medical Center. Fresno. Calif. Edward E.

Pease. University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals. Omaha, Neh Mark N. Pederson, Washington Hospital. District of Columbia Kim P.

Petersen, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital. Des Maines. Douglas W. Ragland, Deaconess Hospl-tal, Spokane, Wash. John F.

Ramsey, University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals, Salt Lake Citv, Utah. Daniel C. Renda, University Hospitals, Iowa City. Will J. Reents, Presbyterian Hospital, Denver, Colo.

Mark I. Robinson, Washington Hospital. District of Columbia. Leonard J. Rosen, Detroit General Hospital.

Detroit, Mich. Patrick J. Rowan, Naval Hospital, Jacksonville, Fla. Fred M. Rue'er, Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, Ind.

Henry Y. Saskl, San Bernardino County Hospital, San Bernardino, Calif. H. Jon Schiller, Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa. Sheldon A.

Schooler, Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, Wis. Christian G. Schrock, New Enqland Center, Boston, Mass. Dennis M. Schuelke, Grady Memorial Hosoifal, Atlanta.

Ga. Neil R. See, Sacred Heart Hospital, Spokane, Wash. Hubert L. Seller, St.

Luke's Hospital, Fargo, N.D. Michael J. Sexton, San Francisco General Hospital, San Francisco, Calif. Roy C. Shannon, Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center, Los Anqeles.

Calif. Douglas B. Shaw, Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, III. Barrv R. Sllbaugh, Hennepin Cour.ty General Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn.

Allan J. Sill, Milwaukee County General Hospital, Milwaukee, Wis. Harris N. Silver, Genesea Hosoltai, Rochester, N.Y. James H.

Simmons. Bronson Methodist Hospital, Kalamazoo, M'fh. Stanelv F. Smazal, Presbyterian Hospital, Denver, Colo. David A.

Soeers, Bronson Methodist Hosoltai, Kalamazoo, Mich. Leslie A. Saulres, Harknpss Community Hospital, San Francisco, Calif. Georqe E. Stamos, Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa.

Mark E. Stern, Los Angeles CountV-USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, Calif. J. John Straub, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, Conn. Stephen M.

Sundbrg, Hennepin County General Hospital, Minneapolis. Minn. William G. Svbesma, Los Anqeles Conn-ty-USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, Calif. Kenneth W.

Talrott, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Richard C. Tannen, Meadowbrook Hospital, East Meadow, N.Y. Robert C. Thompson, Akron General Hospital, Akron, Ohio.

Robert O. Thompson, Barnes Hospital. St. Louis, Mo. John S.

Tidball, Hennepin Cnunty General Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn. Richard R. Todd, Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif Richard S. Toon, Air Force Hospital, Louisiana. Gary T.

Turner, University of Alabama Medical Center, Birmingham, Ala. Bruce J. Vander Koni, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Darrvl J. Varda, Blodgett Memorial Hospital, Grand Rapids, Mich.

Stephen J. Veit, Public Health, San Francisco, Calif. James G. Vogel, Highland General Hospital, Oakland, Calif. Burr Von Maur, Tucson Medical Education Program, Tucson, Ariz.

John D. Wassner, Indiana University Medical Center. Indianapolis, Ind. Thomas A. Weinaeist, University Hospitals, lowa City.

Stuart L. Welnsteln, University of California Hospitals, San Francisco, Calif. Virginia A. White. Sacramento Medical Center, Sacramento, Calif.

George R. Wilkinson, Trlpler General Hospital (Armv), Honolulu, Hawaii Philip A. Woodward, Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital. Johnstown. Pa, Lat SHELL-WELL HOMES' system how you how! By using quality nginrOj prc-manufoctured we cut down on job-sit labor.

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Jonathan J. Hruska, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Daniel B. Huntint, University Hospitals, Iowa City. Marvin Hurd, University Hospitals.

Columbus, Ohio. James P. Inqvoldstad, McKennan Hospital Sioux Falls, S.D. Paul A. Jacobson, St.

Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, Wis. Erik J. Johnson, Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif. Peter D. Johnson, McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls, S.D.

Steven C. Johnson, McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls, S.D. David M. Kemp, St. Luke Hospital, Farqo, N.D.

Earl D. Kemp, McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls, Ralph E. Knudson, Maricopa County General HosPltal, Phoenix, Ariz. Joel Kovarsky, Duka Medical Center, Durham, N.C. Wavn E.

Kuhl, St. JosePh' Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz, Ray L. Kundel, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Robert University Hospitals, Madison, Wis. John C.

Lee, White Memorial Hospital, Los Angeles, Calif. Iiavid K. Lemon, Duke Medical Center, Durham. N.C. Jay M.

Llpke, Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif. William J. Marvin, Chlldren't Hosoltai, Buffalo, NY. Rose Mary Mason, Royal Victoria Hospital, McGIII University, Montreal, Canada. John McKee, University Hospitals, Iowa City.

Richard A. McKlnlav, University Hospitals, Iowa City. Mark L. Messlnoham, Hoas Memorial Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach, Calif. Michael R.

Mlckelsnn, Highland General Hospital. Oakland, Calif. Harold L. Mlhm, Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa. Leo A.

Milleman, Albany Hospital. Albany. N.Y. Thomas W. Miller, General Hospital, Ventura, Calif.

Duane A. Monlck, St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz. Darryl K. Mozena, University Hospitals, Iowa city.

Thomas M. Mueller, University Hospitals, Iowa City. Richard S. Munsen, Carlcopa County General HosPltal, Phoenix, Ariz. Thomas D.

Nagle, St. Luke' Hospital, Fargo, N.D. Voldemars Narlns, San Bernardino County Hospital, San Bernardino, Calif. Duane M. NatvlE), St.

Vincent' Hospital New York City, N.Y. William M. Nlssen, Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, Wis. James J. O'Connell, McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls, S.D.

Daniel J. O'Tooie. Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. CONTRACTING YOUR Armed Forces 47 (SAMA). President of the Iowa SAMA chapter is Harry Sellers, 25, of Russell, a third-year medical student here.

Sixty-two sophomore medical students from Iowa are serving on MECO assignments all over the state this summer, Sellers said. The aim of the MECO program is to give medical students health care experience in community medical practices early in their careers. After their freshman year, manship ond Mrvico lighet qiioltty of th hi Public Health 1 Totals 105 121 147 Internships for 1972 graduates of the University of Iowa Col only and our tuslom Design Service assures you of kuM tnilnreff tA uAitr ON YOUR on lege of Medicine (Iowa hos individual needi and FT tastes. I FOUNDATION: labor mot, i rial to com- plettly ancloM set Interior partitions at Muscatine was Friday, July 7, at Trinity Episcopal Church. Ten others were planned on subsequent Friday nights during the summer.

The University of Iowa now has 597 medical students, 252 dental students, 72 dental, hygiene students, 56 dental graduate students and 479 student nurses, or a total of 1,474 in health sciences. More MDs The number of MDs receiving degrees at Iowa has increased from 105 in 1970 to 123 in 1971 and 147 in 1972. A year ago, officials estimated that only about 35 per cent of the Iowa medical college graduates remained in the state to practice. A 1971 SAMA study of the problem of retaining Iowa-trained physicians in Iowa suggested: The solution to health manpower distribution of shortages does not rest solely with the University of Iowa or the medical students. Iowa cities and small communities must participate in local, state and regional changes to establish adequate health care.

Small communities and in-tra-community organizations can attract physicians to Iowa if they are willing to properly sell themselves. An awareness of the individualism of physicians is necessary, including the knowledge that multiple factors influence a physician's family on his practice decisions. Medical students are subject to a "large number of influences and pressures," the SAMA report said. "A simplistic approach to the solution" of the health manpower problem, such as forgivable tuition or admitting students if they agree to practice in Iowa, "would probably alienate many future physicians that the State of Iowa needs. "A more unified solution lies in a unified approach on many levels.

"Iowa communities are losing educated young people trained in all areas because they often do not provide opportunities for employment which uses the education. Worldly Attitudes "In addition, the communities usually insist that the young people adopt a life style which to them is archaic and repres-i sive. These communities will have to adopt a more worldly attitude if they expect to attract worldly people." Progressively increasing enrollments at the medical college in recent years should help medical students are assigned pitals bold-face type): Spencer K. Anneber, McKenan Hospital, Sioux Falls, S.D. Herbert Bastow, Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa.

Ronald R. Benscoter, Maricopa County General Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz. Donald C. Berg, Midland Hospital, Midland, Mich. Thomaa E.

Bergstrom, University of Nbbraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha, tl Example: J4 iM jobs with various participating hospitals and medical facilities. assignments take the place of other non-medical sum rJll CAN BE PROFITABLE fflf Carolina mer jobs the students might James L. Blessman, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Das Moines. James H. Boddicker, Naval Hospital, IJQ Oakland, cant.

Daniel J. Bohle, St. Paul-Ramsey Hospl. tal, St. Paul, Minn.

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fall. Wayne R. Breltwleser, St. Luke's Hospi tal, FargoLN.p. James B.

Brock, University Hospitals, iftwl Pitv. VMW.WAVAW.V.V.W.V.V.VVVVVi.ViViVVWa Donald W. Brown, Valley Medical Cen 'take," said Dr. Rakel. "The students are paid about $30 a week by the participating hospitals.

It has a lot of educational value. Aids Family Practice "Though it is not intended primarily to stimulate family practice, it does help coinciden-tally in" that category because most of the students are in smaller communities and thus are exposed to more family practice medicine." In addition, junior and senior medical students from Iowa UST 27, AND SUMY, SEPTEMBER 3. High school and major college leg teams, and Harold Yiflin football are the subjects of the provides a look at pro football first of two football preview sec and lowans in the pro ranks, tions coming your way Sunday, Buck Turnbull concludes his Big Auirust 27. in the Des Moines Eight series, while Ron Maly of- volunteer to serve at free clin Sunday Register. Chuck Burdick fers the first In his similar series ter, Fresno, cent.

Carolyn Brumm, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Allen S. Bung, Deaconess Hospital, Spokane, Wash. Thomas A. Carlstrom, Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, III.

H. Chris Chapman, St. Mary's Hospital, Duluth, Minn. Susa K. Chrlstensen, Loi Angeles County USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, Dennis W.

Coombs, University Hospitals, Iowa City. Raymond Copper, Blodgett Memorial Hospital, Grand Rapids, Mich. Dennis W. Crabb, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Philip J.

Dahlberg, Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, Wis. Nathan N. Dappen, Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif. Forrest D. Dean, University Hospitals, Iowa City.

Donald Doll, West Virginia University Hospitals, Morgantown, W. Ve. William L. Dull Swedish Hospital, Seattle, Wash. Patricia J.

Ehrlch, Broadlawns Polk County Hospital, Des Moines. Raymond L. Emerson, Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif. Lee G. Endsley, Maricopa County General Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz.

Stephen J. Estes, Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, Ore. John F. Fieselmann, Rhode Island Hospital, 'Providence, R.I. Lawrence W.

Finney, McKennan Hospital, Sioux Falls, S.D. Keith E. Folkert, Hennepin County General Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn. Larry D. Foster, Valley Medical Center, Fresno, Calif.

William M. Frank, Long Island Jewish Hospital, Long Island, N.y; Floyd J. Freiden, Veterans Administration Hospital, Dallas, Tex. Alfred M. Frledrlchsen, William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oaks.

Mich. on the Big Ten teams and their prospects for the coming season. Also included is the first in a spells out the new lowa high school playoff system, while Buck Turnbull brings you the first in his series on the Big Eight conference. You'll also find the complete season schedules for all major college teams. ics for the migrant laborers near Muscatine, among the Tama Indians, in Iowa City and In other needy and impoverished areas of the state.

For the last four summers, volunteers from the University of Iowa health professions (medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, laboratory technology and nutrition) have staffed the Muscatine migrant clinic. The purpose of the clinic is to provide primary and preventive health care for needy and indigent persons. The first clinic this summer series on "Women in Sports" by Ron Maly. For a real jump on the football season, get both of these inter esting bonus sections in the Big Peach Sports Section of your Des Moines Sunday Register. Order home delivery now! In the second big issue on Sunday, September 3, Dave Witke writes about Iowa's small col John M.

Gans, Butterworth Hospital, urana Kapios, Mien. Charles L. Gates, University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals, Salt Lake City, Utah. Allan W. Gels, Evanston Hospital, Evanston, III.

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