Indications: Infections of respiratory, gastrointestinal and genito-.% rinary tracts, and of skin
and soft tissues due to tetracycline-sensi-ive organisms. In addition, the drug is especially …

Project (CMA Journal, August 19, 1972, Vol. 107) was the growingcon¬ cern of both federal
and provincial governments with the accelerating rate of spending in health services. In …

Furthermore:" A value judgement assessment of all specific diagnoses and operations
selected for analysis does not indicate more appropriate use of hos¬ pital beds by clinic …

and on the lower mainland of British Columbia, as well as a number of com-munity plans in
existence in such metropolitan areas as Vancouver, Edmonton and Kamloops. A recent bill …

4. Reds and Facilities An extension of home care is recommended. One would think the
profession should support this idea. It is reasonable in principle, yet any attempt to use it …

Oregon Defeats Health Insurance-The most complete and drastic scheme of Universal
Compulsory Health Insurance yet devised was on the Oregon ballot this year, and was …

A two-year study of six OEO Neighborhood Health Centers of different sizes used a uniform
cost-finding methodology that accurately reflected expenses and showed that about 55 per …

Catastrophic illness is a term commonly used to describe an unexpected illness episode that
can bring financial ruin to an individual. Be? cause of the excessive expenses incurred with …

IN the early 1960s some important health care legislation was enacted, changing the role of
the federal government in its provision of health services to medically unserved citizens. This …

Conclusions In many respects, the conclusions of the evaluation group parallel those of the
massive Anderson-Crichton study," The economics of group practice in Saskatchewan". This …