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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1994

Page

4

Aggressive Physician Recruitment Drives Rural Shortage Fight

Community hospitals battle a looming primary care shortfall as funding favors specialties. Ransom Memorial Hospital adopts a bold package offering minimum income guarantees, startup aid, and relocation support. A local recruitment committee guides interviews to project Ottawa's positive image and attract physicians and families.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Ottawa

Gulf War Veterans Describe VA Hospital Illnesses Struggles

Doctor Carol Stauffer and Gulf War veteran testifying before a federal panel describe poor care at a Veterans Affairs hospital for Desert Storm related symptoms. The account highlights broader concerns about treatment quality and veteran health needs in the Gulf War era.

Carol Stauffer Veterans Affairs

Materials firms quit heart implant supply amid lawsuits

U S manufacturers of implant materials including Dow, Du Pont are pulling back from medical devices over fear of consumer lawsuits. About 100 equipment makers face supply problems as doctors warn hard to obtain implants while advocates press Congress to curb redress. Dennis Genito of Medox Medicals cites few suppliers willing to test alternatives.

Www York (Ap New York Times Health Industry Manufacturers Association Equipment Makers’ Trade Group the Times Dow Chemical Company E.I. du Pont de Nemours United States Europe Dennis Genito Medox Medicals Inc Oakland, N.J Congress

Doctor Gives Grant to Needy Ends in Philanthropy

Boston AP report notes Dr. Paul Farmer, a MacArthur Foundation fellow, refused the $250,000 grant. He donated the money to Partners in Health and plans an annual grant by the Institute for Health and Social Justice to support locally run health programs in poor countries.

Boston MacArthur Foundation Paul Farmer Partners In Health John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Farmer Institute For Health and Social Justice

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