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PubMed1965

THE UNSAFE DRIVER.

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Accident Prevention↗
PubMed1965

ABORTION LAW.

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Abortion, Induced↗
PubMed1975

Patient rehabilitation through hospital work under Fair Labor Standards.

Payment of patients for hospital work assignments has become a matter of great concern for mental health institutions since the 1973 federal court ruling requiring the Department of Labor to enforce the 1966 amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act. A work program in compliance with Fair Labor Standards has been operating at Binghamton (N.Y.) Psychiatric Center since 1971. Certificates from the labor department permit the hospital to pay less than the minimum wage for patients in occupational training or in sheltered employment in a regular job. The authors believe that work therapy has important clinical and rehabilitative functions, and that patients should not be denied the opportunity for such work because of the court ruling.

Persons with Disabilities↗
PubMed1999

[A feasibility study of an Internet site on health conferences and regional health programs].

With the regulations of April 1996, national and regional health conferences, as well as regional health programmes were created and became mandatory within the health system. In order to promote this multi-disciplinary approach to public health, the Director General for Health and the National School of Public Health wish to distribute, via Internet, all documents developed during these meetings. This data base will be a tool for the groups of regional health programmes and a source of information for both actors in health and consumers. It will be developed in two steps, with the development of a model throughout four regions and then with an overview of the country. This article describes the project approach, the difficulties experienced and the prospects for this data base.

Community Participation↗