SUNY Downstate Medical Center - Iatros Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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TATE UNIVERSITY DOVVNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER 450 CLARKSON AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NEW' YORK 'ITZOS AREA CODE 212 270-T000 Office of the President mst .vv sr ic s My congratulations and best wishes to all members of the Class of 1968 on the attainment of the degree of Doctor of Medicine. Each of you by this time has made some decision as to the future course you will pursue within your chosen profession. Your choices in today's society are far-reaching. The health industry is already the nation's third largest employer. Costs for its services are rising twice as fast as the general cost of living. Though the number of new doctors will increase over the next ten years and, with modern techniques and organization, each doctor will hopefully be able to give more service, the demand for services will rise even faster. Recent events have so altered our country's concept of health care that some have called this phenomenon a revolution. President Lyndon B, Johnson, in his 1967 special message to the Congress on education and health, defined as a national goal Good health for every citizen to the limitations of our country's capacity to provide it. More health legislation has been enacted in the last two years in this country than in the previous 150 years. A whole new governmental force has emerged as a result of Medicare, the Regional Medical Programs, and the programs in Comprehensive Health Care Planning, and there are indications that additional legislation will soon strengthen this force. At this point certain observations become clear. The private physician, the teacher, the researcher, and the voluntary hospital will no longer have the privilege of living within their own four walls and independently choosing the manner in which they will perform their functions and determine their programs. As health care services become more complex and widespread they will of necessity become more centralized and interdependent. This new era in health care requires a new type of organization. It demands true leadership on the part of doctors, medical centers, voluntary hospitals, and other health agencies to bring the type and quality of health care to the community that the public expects and demands. This is a large order, but despite existing problems and probable future difficulities, it is my view that you as future doctors can and should actively and intensively accept the challenge offered and take a major interest and responsibility in the planning and providing of comprehensive health care for the community. As a doctor you should not merely be 3 PHSSWS reactor to plans made by others. The tradition, orientation, and responsibilityof your. profession for patient service requires that you actively and constructively participate in the original planning process and bring to this task the very best that your background, training, and special interests enable you to offer. 164444