Saturday, February 15, 1969
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Lucas
By CHARLA HABER
DTH Staff Writer
"Health care in the U.S. is
absolutely horrible,1' says
Clement Lucas, a fourth year
UNC medical student and
president of the national
Student American Medical
Association (SAMA).
Clement blamed the poor
condition on the relevance of
existing graduate medical
programs in a speech addressed
to the Association for Hospital
Medical Education in Chicago
last week.
As an alternative to the
present system, Clement
proposed shortening by two to
three years the time required
to prepare a physician to care
for patients.
"A graduate medical
program . . . should develop
the sensitive, educated
physician who has compassion
and believes in justice while
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maintaining concern for the
local problems of health care
based upon the concept that
quality health care should be
available to every individual
regardless of his social,
economic or cultural
background," Lucas told the
Chicago group.
"Our present system does
nothing comparable to this,"
continued Lucas. "It is a rigid,
inflexible system that develops
a technician and forgets about
the behavioral and social
aspects of medicine.
"This antiquated, nineteen
hundred system we are using to
train the new physician is
primarily the cause of the crisis
that exists in our health care
today."
Locas cited the results of a
recent, survey by the U.S.
Public Health Service which
"evoked the specters of
Kwashiokor, Marasmus,
Scurvy, Rickets, and other
diseases previously associated
with the dust bowl of 1930, or
of Biafra," according to Dr.
Arnold Schaefer of the Health
Service.
"These results are similar to
and in some cases worse than
the nutrition surveys of
developing countries around
the world," concluded
Schaefer.
Lucas emphasized that he
does "not question the
dedication, the long hours, the
fortitude and the intellect of
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practicing physicians today,
and their concern for the
community." J
He does, however, "strongly
question a system that
produces men who go into
research because they can't or
will not treat the people of our
society ... a system that has
been oriented to almost pure
research and no practice since
the massive infusion of billions
of dollars of federal aid into
research and development."
While a medical student's
education includes wards,
workups, CBC's, urinalysis, lab
tests, scheduling, rounds,
seminars and research.
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week until Feb. 21.
Rushees may come by the
Student Union, 3-5 p.m. and
James Dormitory, 7-12 p.m. on
those days. Thirteen
fraternities are represented
among the counselors, but
their purpose is not to
advertise their own houses but
to help the rushee solve his
problems.
The Fraternity Rush
Guidance Program was
developed by the Fraternity
explains Committee, with Lee
Langstrothi of ; Beta .Theta Pi, as
its chair man .The IFC.
Chaplain, Rev. John Butler, led
an orientation program to help
participants with counseling
techniques.
Butler says the program is
exclusively for the rushee.
The program is designed," he
says, "to afford the rushee the
opportunity to openly discuss
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according to Lucas there is
very little emphasis on health
care delivery continuing care,
chronic care, rehabilitation,
population dynamics and the
prevention of disease.
"Graduate medical
education must become
futuristic in its outlook and
imaginative in its progression,"
continued Lucas, He proposed
abandonment of an internship
and subsequent "peonage" in
deference to "a continum of
medical education with an
opportunity to develop not
only the necessary scientific
acumen to treat his patient, but
a chance to relate effectively to
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the important decisions facing
him in a situation free of rush
restrictions."
Another new IFC-originated
idea is an anti-discrimination
clause which was adopted at
the IFC meeting Feb. 10. The
clause grew out of a
recommendation for a policy
Elections
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reading davs to the schedule
-several appropriafion billsfn
one of which provides funds
for UNC's model UN
delegations at Western Carolina
in March.
a resolution calling for
opening of the snack bar in the
new Carolina Union.
At the end of the session,
Leonard announced a special
meeting on February ,24 to
deal with all constitutiona
amendments, including double
jeopardy proposals. He said
that the extra session was
necessary because Legislature
cannot meet next week due to
spring rush.
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"I was in England for the
past two summers, and I saw
persons who had completed
their medical training in six
years and who were
comparable to any medical
student or physician in this
country . ..Every person in
England gets adequate medical
care, and our health statistics
are shocking compared to
their, declared Lucas.
In conclusion, Lucas stated
that the new physician "must
be capable of practicing and
delivering health care that is
preventive in nature. He must
understand medical legislation.
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statement at the IFC-Faculty
Conference held Nov. 2-3 in
Reidsville on the study of
"Fraternities and Selectivity."
The statement passed by the
IFC reads, "The IFC
encourages all eligible males to
participate in rush."
The word "encourages" was
used to replace "will consider,'
the phrase used in the original
statement drafted by the
Fraternity Study Commission.
At the last IFC meeting
before rush, Ali Paksoy of Pi
Kappa Alpha, the rush
Publicity Chairman announced
that dormitory-stations will
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the week.
Alan Lassiter told the IFC
that during rush, rides would
be provided for rushees visiting
the houses on Finley Golf
Course Rd., Zeta Beta Tau, Phi
Sigma Kappa, and Pi Kappa
Phi. Cars will be leaving from
the Scuttlebutt hourly during
Campus
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the family and its relation to
other aspects of
society . . . health and
environment. Air pollution,
water pollution, space
medicine, nuclear medicine,
population dynamics,
preventive medicine,
rehabilitation and continuing
care must be emphasized."
Lucas' views have met with
an "overall favorable reaction,"
he said.
Isaac M. Taylor, dean of the
UNC Medical School, "very
much favors a reduction in
educational time. It's possible
to do this," he said, "but it's a
difficult problem because the
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rush week.
The chairman of the IFC
Court, Haywood Davis,
announced that the Court
would check on various houses
to insure that rush procedure is
carried out properly.
The rush system at UNC is
characterized by a rule called
Strict Silence, which forbids
any communication between
f rater nity . members and
freshmen for the first semester.
Before the installation of the
Rush Guidance Program, a
potential rushee was not
. allowed, to speak, to any,
fraternity members until
formal spring rush.
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scientific knowledge which
serves as the basis for the
practice of medicine is
constantly increasing. The
whole educational system has
to be looked at."
Taylor explained that
students are coming to college
with a better secondary
education in the sciences and
that "we must look at the
whole spectrum from
secondary school to post
graduate education."
According to Taylor, the
UNC Medical School has been
engaged in an extensive
curriculum review for the last
three years. As a result, a
fourth vear medical student is
College Discontinued
But Reform Goes On
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He outlined the proposal
which would offer three
"tracks." The first would be
for those who are not sure of a
specialty area; who are not yet
"turned on to any thing in
particular." It would closely
resemble the distribution
requirements of the current
general college, but would be
more "liberal."
The second track would be
"freer, in that student groups
could design their own courses
and students could arrange
independent study. They
would be freed from the
distribution requirements."
These students could map a
more open academic program
with the aid of a faculty
advisor.
The third track would be an
Honors program.
Thompson stressed that
"this is just an idea but because
of the possibility of its
becoming first a formal
proposal and then an actuality,
students shouldn't be
disappointed that the E.C. is
gone. They should lobby for
this proposaL"
"Thompson estimated that
in its four semesters of
operation, the Experimental
College had 85 faculty or
graduate student instructors
and 90 undergraduate
instructors." ..:.. ......
Between "1,500 and 2,000
people have actually been
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an opportunity for students to
proceed at different rates
through the curriculum so that
if their career objectives are
such that shorter training is
feasible, they 11 be able to do
this," said Taylor.
Taylor cited the inflexibility
of the present system as a
problem. "This is not realistic
because student goats are
different," Taylor said. "Our
goal is to break the lock step of
medical education."
involved," he said. "Some E.C.
initiated courses are now part
of the regular curriculum like
Poll Sci. 95 (Urban Policy and
Politics) and an English course
on Fauikner."
The co-ordinating
committee chairman also
pointed out that "experimental
colleges and free universities
around the country
characteristically flourish for
three or four semesters and
then are either incorporated as
accredited programs or fold."
"The Experimental College
is gone because it was a
success," Thompson
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