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PubMed1982

Ownership issues confront county hospitals.

Most often, a county decides to sell its hospital without considering all of the alternatives for revitalizing the hospital or the ultimate consequences of the sale. Issues and recommendations regarding sale to investor-owned chains and not-for-profit systems as well as other arrangements are examined in this article.

Capital Financing↗
PubMed1981

Ownership and veterinary care of pet skunks.

Approximately 10% of Illinois veterinarians were mailed a questionnaire designed to measure and characterize veterinary care being received by pet skunks in Illinois. Responding private practitioners reported treating 36 skunks, vaccinating 15 skunks, and descenting 9 skunks during 1979. All of the skunks that were vaccinated for rabies received killed vaccines. Using the rate of descenting surgery as an estimate of the rate of acquisition of new pet skunks, extrapolation to the entire population of Illinois veterinarians indicated that about 111 new pet skunks were obtained in Illinois in 1979.

Animals↗
PubMed1980

A model rights and ownership of educational materials policy for institutions.

This paper reports a survey taken of 79 college and university medical schools seeking the status of policy formation regarding in-house created educational materials at each location. About 65% (51) of the institutions had no definitive policies, but over half of those were aware of the need. Twenty-six provided either written documents or a narrative describing how they approach the problem. Only two recognized the special area of media production. A model policy was synthesized from the aggregate. The model provides for support and recognition of creative service units and a philosophical framework upon which the entire group, including content experts, production staff, and parent institution, can share income and recognition equitably.

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