University of Oklahoma - Sooner Medic Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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1 Wakita Center to Open in Augu t In December, 1967, construction began on the Wakita Community Health Center-the pilot health unit for the Medical Center's Proj- ect Responsibility. Tfie building will incorpor- ate a clinic, an 18 bed hospital and a 30-bed nursing home , it will be staffed by a general practitioner, an internist and a pediatrician. Project Responsibility is the plan of Dr. James Dennis to provide comprehensive health care for rural Oklahoma through a system of data collection and analysis and the training of physicians in family medical practice. Lim- ,mx 75 --rf -.irzfff f:':':tfw'fP' -J' Iii' age- '. L 1 a:a..iQfriw'-fav lah-1' gi fs- 3i '41i.'1f:'f .1'f-'TF4' 7'1 ' in v .at'2r.fef'a2aHw,f2f32--'steamerJ .A .'- ff' , .u:.-,-rr:-vivrwrgev '-:wi-'f1L:c:f!':ag5A?'gU?1e'?:?iii z', .w1' , - - , TLQWTL-!Ef 4e'f'4-' .qi-i ' 'Q .. rssmf - . 43, 2,45 .fqttsmkrs m1:Lfg...-vm:-fl Y- - A -1. -' , 1 1 .f,f, A . W- I .4 W. 4, ,f.s-.,...1--- --f-F.-i ..,,..1.. .. -. 1f:tia1.'1r1f I i f Dr. Thomas C. Points is coordinator of Project Responsibility :gg HJ., , , , Architect's drawing ofthe 5381500 Wakita Community Health Center now under construction and scheduled for opening in August, 1968. s

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-4, -- , 1 N 1, ,., V l , -: V ' 1- N' . egional edicine Is Going Strong --' 4-'rigixi' ' ' ' f.. 1 4. J . . . s'iTT TT'T'T, :Q , i - , v The Regional Medical Program was started in 1965, on a national level, to promote medi- cal research on a regional basis. Oklahoma was designated as one of these regions in 1966. The goal of the program is the attainment of excellence in the practice of community medi- cine using all available resources at state and local levels. This includes the life-long educa- tion of state physicians with emphasis on can- cer, cardio-vascular and related diseases. The Regional Medicine Program staff: N. Hardin, S. Caldwell, A. T. Duke, D, Denton, K. Hager, P. Smith, Dr. H. Parker, E. Cornelison. Map showing the statewide distribution of the Advisory Committee for Oklahoma's program.