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Response of city's hospitals, particularly Detroit General, to the 1967 Riot

The Catalytic Role of Governmental Human Relations Agencies, by Richard V. Marks; Activities of the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Hospitals of the Detroit Commission on Community Relations, by Richard S. Emrich; The Detroit Experience in the…

Summarizes findings from medical examination of applicants for training or employment in Detroit core area from 1965-1968

Describes development of "a vehicle that would improve the quality, quantity and delivery of medical care to our community's poor."

Covers medical school, college nurse and hospital nurse training, nursing staff appointments, and hospital bed utilization

Gives 1955/57 data on black use of Wayne State and Michigan University medical training facilities; includes Detroit amoung fourteen communities studied as to "medical care by and for Negroes."

(International Library of Negro Life and History) Gives brief information on three men who received medical training in Michigan, Doctors Henry Fitzbutler, John R. Francis and Robert Boyd. Has extensive bibliography.

Examines practices in employment, and training programs for medical, nursing, and technical staff.

Joseph Ferguson and son, John C., and a Chicago doctor born in Ypsilanti, George C. Hall, are among subjects of biographies.

Figures for other years appear in earlier NMA Journals, as 1948/49 in January 1950, pg. 45; 1949/50 in July 1950, pg. 252-253; 1950/51 in July 1951, pg. 275-277; 1951/52 in September 1952, pg. 253-355. Enrollments by state and institution.