Thursday, March 16, 1972
University Daily Kansan
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KU Medical Center Staff Supports Growth of Family Practice Training
By JOHN REED
Dr. Jack Walker, chairman of the department of family practice at the University of Kansas Medical Center, said Tuesday that family medicine here and across the country.
Walker said of the new department's progress. "The new president is a physician, after many years of debate, has apparently now received widespread enquiries by students and the public."
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Currently there are three programs in family practice in Kuwait, the KU Medical Center, Walker. These three programs, and approximately 54 specialists in family medicine and will produce
Five years ago none of this was happening in Kansas, Walker said. The department approved family practice residency programs in the state.
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not keep young family physicians in Kansas, "Walker said. 'Special efforts must be made by the Kansas Medical Society, the Kansas Health Association, or communities to attract and hold these family doctors in Kansas."
"Results take a number of years. A new resurgence of faith in Christ, the rural health problems of Kansas, but this program is a challenge."
Preliminary hearings were set for March 24 for Gary Wary Buskirk, and Dusan LareeBuskirk, at 2 p.m. after the arrival in Douglas County court yesterday. Buskirk is to appear at 2 p.m. at the Douglas County Courthouse.
Dr. Kermit Krantz, chairman of the department of obstetrics 921508 and the clinical services, said his department was supporting the
Krantz said "Residents in Dr. Walker's department will rotate through obstetrics and sports medicine principles of obstetrics, minor surgery and office gynecology so that they will be able to go into a practice with the highest level of health care. The family practice of modern
The men were arrested after an incident Saturday in front of The Inn at 19th and Massachusetts Streets.
medicine must be supported in Kansas to the utmost."
Buskirk is charged with disorderly conduct, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, mischief and two counts of aggravated assault is charged with aggravated battery and disorderly conduct.
DR. LOREN J. HUMPHEY,
chairman of surgery, said, "I am excited about the establishment of the family practice residency program in which we have agreed completely in the area of surgery in which the family practice residents should be trained, and I am committed to the
The family practice department plans to move from its temporary quarters at 2605 W. Third Avenue, formerly the former Wesleyan Convalescent Hospital, 4125 Rainbow Blvd., lce. 1 June. The building was recently acquired by the University of Florida Health System and is used for use by the Medical Center.
At the new site, the department will develop a model family practice unit that will simulate real-life medical practices of young physicians might practice.
THE DEPARTMENT has interests beyond the training of resident physicians. Medical student involvement in the training of physician assistants and nurse clinicians, and the establishment of a teaching program in addiction addiction addiction are being planned.
"Alcoholism and drug addiction are the main threats we feel that the family doctor should be the key professional involved in such health care."
Walker said, "We will use the facility as a laboratory for young
resident physicians and medical students to observe family practice in its natural setting, as well as training with which they normally work."
Dr. Leo Cooper and Walker make up the professional medical staff of the department. They plan to add another physician this year (1973, two more full-time physicians will be in the department.
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63-Hour KUOK Marathon To Start Friday at Oliver
Donations from local merchants, such as food and records, will also be given away.
KUOK, the KU radio station,
will broadcast their fourth annual
63-hour live marathon from
Olivier Hall. begin at 9 a.m.
and finish at 5 p.m.
manager of KUOK, said Monday.
Beer will be given away at the
marathon Friday night, Dolan
said. A football game will run
concurrently with the marathon
to be a car smash Sunday
afternoon.
Dolan said 63 hours was chosen as the length for the marathon because of the "Big G3." that he on which KUOK operates.
Prof Bequeaths $58,000 For KU Scholarships
The Kansas University Endowment Association has received a bequest of nearly $200,000 in Lichen of Lawrence, the association announced Tuesday to Ruth Lichen Memorial Scholarship Loan Fund for her students. The funds are students from Leavenworth or
Leavenworth county who are preparing to teach.
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