Case Report
Comprehensive Medical Care in a Rural Setting: Possible Roles of the Public Health and Rehabilitation Professions
Abstract
The continued demand for mimeograph copies of this discussion explains its publication at this late date. It has a timeliness now which was missing a couple of years ago. Suggestions presented then could be used in prototypes for comprehensive medical care in rural areas today under Regional Programs (“Heart, Cancer and Stroke”) which had not been proposed at that time.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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