SALARIES AND WAGES, AND MAINTENANCE - Cont.

2. The rising labor market dictates additional salary and wage
adjustments if the present staff is to be retained.

3. Expansions should be made in the teaching and hospital staffs
as centemplated before the 1951 emergency reductions.

4, Addition of four new units, at least part of which will be
epened next year, will require increased allowance fer main-
tenance,

5, The cost of service to patients in the new Tubercular Ward
used as clinical subjects. fer medical classes will be an
additional charge.

6, Maintenance allowances to medical teaching departments should
be increased to their fermer level to permit resumption of e-
quipment purchases, which have been either sharply reduced er
suspended since 1931,

”. The cost of medical supplies and equipment has advanced sharply,
and in most cases never declined at all.

8. The standards of the national medical school association must
be met if the rating of the School of Medicine is not to drop,

Trend of Enrollment and Appropriations*

 

 

 

 

 

 

£9 "36 31-32 33-354 35-36
14) | | | 1 :
sic — Oe
Enro thinent
120 oid
—~ wa 110
Lo sell 100%
Appropriations
99 —| 90
| | | | | | |
29-3C S1L~-32 35-34 35-36

*Salaries & Wages, Maintenance, Repairs & Improvements (regular).
Note: The November 1 enrollment is used,

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