(An iceman 0) | te | ae. etn | comameanom | nee | Sl Mil January 19, 1971 Nephrolopy Training pew enn vn erp The following recommendation fron the Southeastern Rup Kidney Disease “eo Counterparts was approved by the Southeastern’ Coordinators age outsid e the university Because of the critical sho SLCLANS tr ined in the pro- ort medical center setting of shy ans per management of patients’ with chronic renal failure, the Southeastern RMP kidney Disease Counterpart group recommends to the National Advisory Council through BMPS and the Southeastern KuP Coordinator ‘s, that a start to alleviate this shortuce so peripheral comunity hospitals might eventually obtain a physician trained in nephrology, would be to eccelerate the funding of physician training in this grea; and that soosrer ca estrictions should be eliminated, and that if RUPS would 1 ve its | porey of excluding one year trainneeships i : board certification more young pehys2. duced into renal traineeship pregrams. yrs “ a Physical Therapists , Occupational * The following rccomnendation mends to the HSMHA Task Force of RMPS that more support be urged occupational therapists, and speech For training physical t January 19, 1971 fherapists, and Speech from the Southeastern PMP Stroke Counter- parts was approved by the Southeastern Coordinators: on Health The group recom- throuch the Director therapists, apists, all of whom are in \. Manpower ate ‘to, CAE short supply, and further that this be given a higher priority than the development of aides in The following recommendations parts were 4 approved by the £ (4) southe RMP should maintain its sane time fostering cooper areas of responsibility. jeal entities encovrece fessionals in RMP. This RMP should continue to support of CCU's and other programs d coronary patient; and further these fi from the stern categorical emphasis greater iy ewuling with ¢ that more elds. Southeastern RMP Heart Counter- Coordinators: wonile at the ‘sin broader y because categor- emnent of health pro- > @LVral LS nece iW oly en the regionalized development care for the acute time is needed to determine the true impact of such projects on patient care and the potential inherent in them.