Administrative Board Meeting Agenda, 09/22-23/93

AAVC ASSQUATION OFAMERICANMEDICAL COLLEGES

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Organization of Resident RepresentativesAdministrative Board Meeting

September 22-23, 1993Washington, D.C.

AAMC Headquarters2450 N Street, N.W.(202) 828-0400

Park Hyatt Hotel24th & M Streets, N.W.

(202) 789-1234

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Association of American Medical CollegesOrganization of Resident Representatives

Administrative Board Meeting

September 22-23, 1993Washington, D.C.

Wednesday, September 22Conference Room 403, AAMC Offices, 2450 N Street

9:30a.m.CALL TO ORDER

9:35-10:00a.m.BUSINESS MEETING

Approval of June minutes

Report of OSR/ORR liaison

Report of ERAS committee

10:00-10:30a.m.DISCUSSION OF ERAS PROJECT

10:30-12:00p.m.CONTINUATION OF BUSINESSMEETING

Report of Generalist Initiative

Report on Health Care Reform AdvisoryPanel

ORR newsletter

GSA/OSRBloodborne Pathogens presentation

ACGME/ORR update

1111 ORR designation update

Joseph Auteri, M.D.Chair

Joseph Auteri, M.D.Chair

Michele Parker, M.D.Chair-elect

Barbara Tardiff, M.D.

Robert Beran, Ph.D.Edward Stemmler, M.D.

Bernarda Zenker, M.D.Immediate Past-chair

Louis Profeta, M.D.

Michelle Parker, M.D.Cathy Halperin, M.D.

Denise Dupras, Ph.D., M.D.

Michelle Keyes-Welch

Michelle Keyes Welch

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Wednesday, September 22 cont'd

12:00-1:00p.m.JOINT LUNCH WITH OSR/ERASDEMONSTRATION PROJECTConference room 130

1:15-2:00p.m.REVIEW OF ANNUAL MEETINGPROGRAM

2:00-2:30p.m. Stephen NorthrupLEGISLATIVE UPDATE

2:30-3:00p.m.Information Items

Telephone tree

Correspondence

3:00p.m.ADJOURNMENT

4:00-5:00p.m.ROBERT WALDMAN, M.D.MEMORIAL SERVICEPark Hyatt Hotel, Ballroom A

5:00-6:00p.m.MEMORIAL SERVICE RECEPTIONPark Hyatt Hotel, Tivoli Room

6:30-7:30p.m.JOINT BOARDS MEETING WITHGUEST SPEAKERPark Hyatt Hotel, Ballroom C

7:30-9:30p.m.JOINT BOARDS DINNER

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Thursday, September 23

7:30-8:30a.m.JOINT BOARDS DISCUSSION ANDBREAKFASTPark Hyatt Hotel, Ballroom C

8:45-10:30a.m.ORR BUSINESS MEETINGAAMC conference room 403

Discussion of Executive Council agendaitems

10:30-12:00p.m.ATTEND COUNCIL MEETING OFYOUR CHOICE(PLEASE CHECK FOR LAST-MINUTE EXECUTIVE SESSIONS)

12:00-1:30p.m.JOINT BOARDS LUNCHPark Hyatt Hotel, Ballroom C

1:30-3:30EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETINGAAMC conference room 130

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Organization of Resident RepresentativesMinutes of the Administrative Board Meeting

June 16-17, 1993

Call to Order

Chair, Joseph Auteri, M.D., called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. The minutes of theFebruary, 1993 administrative board meeting were approved.

Old Business, Reports

Michelle Parker, M.D. summarized the status of the OSR/ORR liaison. She attended theOSR administrative board meeting on Tuesday, June 15th to learn more about studentconcerns and issues of interest. During the annual meeting, the OSR has scheduled aCapitol Hill site visit on Friday, November 5th. ORR members who are interested inparticipating in this activity may also attend. Michelle Keyes-Welch will work withDonna Quinn Yudkin, staff person for the OSR, to mail invitations to all ORR members.The OSR plans to invite the ORR to its Friday (11/5) evening reception during theannual meeting; the ORR will also issue invitations to the OSR for its annual meetingreception on Saturday, November 6th.

Barbara Tardiff, M.D. provided the administrative board with an update on theelectronic residency application process. A survey on the electronic application processwas distributed to program directors, and there was support for further study anddevelopment of an electronic application system. There was general support for furtherstudy because of the potential savings in time and money for students, program directors,and Deans' offices. A cost and feasibility study is underway, and a prototype of theelectronic system will be introduced during the annual meeting. This will be a jointCAS/ORR session. The confidentiality issue and use of a supplemental application areunder discussion.

Bernarda Zenker, M.D. updated the administrative board on the status of the generalistphysician initiative. The Office of the Generalist Physician was recently established at theAAMC. Dr. David Greer, former Dean at Brown University School of Medicine, isacting director. The office is in the process of developing a resource database ofgeneralist initiatives and an annotated bibliography of related articles. The database willalso include a summary of federal and state initiatives. The office has scheduled sitevisits to selected medical schools and hospitals with successful generalist programs.

Legislative Briefing

In a joint lunch session with OSR, the ORR received a summary of the Health EducationLending Program (HELP) from Brent Chism, legislative aide to Representative Fortney(Pete) Stark. The HELP program would provide medical students with $60,000 fortuition and medical school-related expenses in exchange for a 1% tax on income until age67. A $120,000 loan would be available for students who need additional funding; this

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requires a 2% income tax until age 67. The goal of the program is to stimulate interestin the generalist specialties and remove financial barriers for students interested inmedicine. Mr. Chism felt that the proposal has many strengths including: affordable andautomatic payments and ease of securing medical school financing. The program wouldbe eventually revenue neutral; payments received from former recipients would be usedto fund new loans. Payments could be forgiven for physicians who agree to practice inunderserved areas. An insurance premium would also be included to account for defaultrates and assuring further continuation of the trust fund. OSR and ORR members weresupportive of the proposal, but there were concerns about increasing the insurancepremiums and the effectiveness of this program in increasing the interest in the generalistspecialties. The OSR and ORR also expressed concerns about health care reform andits impact on this and similar proposals.

New Business

Michelle Keyes-Welch briefed the ORR on the status of the ACGME/ORRrepresentation issue. The next ACGME meeting will be held on June 21-22. AAMC hasproposed a rotational resident representation system. Each of the five ACGME parentswould be asked to designate a resident representative for one year, with the designatingorganization rotating among the five associations (AMA, AAMC, AHA, CMSS andABMS)

The ORR designation process is almost complete, with over 3/4 of the societiesresponding. The deadline for designating residents to the ORR was June 15th. MichelleKeyes-Welch will follow-up with the societies that have not responded with the names ofnew representatives.

Annual Meeting Planning

The administrative board finalized plans for the joint CAS/ORR annual meeting sessionon teaching residents how to teach. Dr. Neal Whitman, Director of EducationalDevelopment in the University of Utah's Department of Family and CommunityMedicine, will present the program. Dr. Marilyn Appel, Director of Curriculum andEvaluation at Hahnemann University School of Medicine, will co-present the workshop.Participants will learn to use strategies that promote collaboration in clinical teams andto provide feedback to students and residents that will help them build and improveclinical performance.

The administrative board reviewed the tentative ORR schedule of events during theannual meeting. On Friday, ORR members have the option of attending Capitol Hillvisits and the Forum on the Transition from Medical School to Residency. The OSR hasalso invited the ORR to attend its reception Friday evening. On Saturday morning, theORR will hold an orientation session for new representatives and begin its businessmeeting. Mid-morning, the ORR will break into a small group discussion of health carereform. Each representative will be assigned a small group; administrative boardmembers will be leaders of the six discussion groups. The main topic will be health care

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reform; each small group will have a component of health care reform to discussincluding generalist supply and demand, medical student debt, capping residency slots,graduate medical education funding, tort reform and managed care. Background readingwill be forwarded to each participant prior to the annual meeting. Following an ORRlunch, the ORR will hold its joint CAS/ORR workshop. Also scheduled is the jointsession with CAS on the electronic residency application service. A reception isscheduled for early Saturday evening. On Sunday, the ORR will reconvene with a reportof the small group discussions, a continuation of the business meeting and election ofadministrative board members. New topics for subsequent meetings will be scheduled astime permits.

Executive Council agenda items

The ORR approved the election of new COTH members; this item was deferred duringthe Executive Council meeting. The ORR approved the election of the Association ofProfessors of Cardiology and the Association of Laboratory Animal Sciences to the CAS.These were subsequently approved by the Executive Council. The ORR approved theLCME accreditation decisions, progress reports and survey reports. These were alsoapproved by the Executive Council. The ORR did not express concerns about theproposed amendments to the LCME accreditation standards and approved theamendments unanimously.

The ORR discussed the proposed changes in the ACGME bylaws increasing the numberof public representatives from one to two and the proposed changes to the generalrequirements addressing disability insurance and counseling and support services. Allthree proposals were supported by the ORR and subsequently approved by the ExecutiveCouncil.

The ORR discussed the handbook for medical schools on students with disabilities. Noconcerns were noted during the discussion. The document was approved by the fullExecutive Council.

The ORR spent considerable time discussing the health care reform briefing papers.Changes from the previous draft were highlighted by chair, Joseph Auteri, M.D. TheORR expressed minor concerns with the wording of some sections but voted to approvethe document in its entirety. The Executive Council subsequently approved the healthcare papers but directed the Executive Committee to work with staff on rewording somesections, particularly those addressing the medical education consortia.

The next ORR administrative board meting is scheduled for September 22-23rd.

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John Gienapp, Ph.D.Executive SecretaryAccreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education515 North State Street, Suite 2000Chicago, Illinois 60610

Dear John:

The purpose of this letter is to follow-up on our interest in resident representation on theACGME. We would like to request that the ACGME consider the following Bylaws0revision:

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Two public member representatives, one representative ofthe federal government, one representative of ResidencyReview Committees and one resident representative shallserve on the ACGME. The public and residentrepresentatives shall be selected by a majority vote of therepresentatives of the member organizations and shall beentitled each to one vote. The representative of the federalgovernment shall be designated by the Secretary of theDepartment of Health and Human Services and shall not beentitled to vote. The representative of the Residency ReviewCommittees shall be the chair of the Residency ReviewCommittee Chairmen's Council and shall not be entitled to

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We hope that the ACGME will consider this proposed change to the Bylaws.

Sincerely yours,

Robert G. Petersdorf, M.D.President

• cc: Robert Dickler, Michelle Keyes-Welch, AAMC representatives to the ACGME

AAMC ORGANIZATION 04111IDENT REPRESENTATIVES •

Society/President

ORR Member/Program/

Program Director

DatesAppointed/Accepted

ORR Member/Program/

Program Director


Association of Anesthesiology John R. Biglow, M.D. 6/8/93 William J. Fortuner, III, M.D. 6/8/93

Program Directors Harvard-Massachusetts General Pennsylvania State-Milton S.Ronald F. Albrecht, M.D. Hospital 6/20/93 Hershey Medical Center 6/20/93

Cambridge, Massachusetts Hershey, PennsylvaniaRichard J. Kitz, M.D. Julien F. Biebuyck, M.B., D. Phil

Society of Academic Anesthesia Christina Gutierrez, M.D. 6/8/93 Kathryn A. Mallak, M.D. 6/8/93

Chairmen Cleveland Clinic Wake Forest-Bowman Gray

Charles P. Gibbs, M.D. Shaker Heights, Ohio 6/27/93 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 7/8/93Francis M. James, III, M.D.

Association of Professors of Joseph Schwartz, M.D. 6/22/93 Alicia Zalka, M.D. 6/22/93

Dermatology SUNY-Health Science Center at University of Rochester

Lowell Goldsmith, M.D. Brooklyn 7/12/93 Rochester, New York 7/8/93

Brooklyn, New York Lowell A. Goldsmith, M.D.Alan R. Shalita, M.D.

Council of Emergency Fernando Daniels,III, M.D. 5/13/93 Mark Epstein, M.D. 5/13/93

Medicine Residency Directors Howard University Hospital University of New Mexico

Steven Dronen, M.D. Washington, D.C. 6/12/93 School of Medicine 6/15/93

James T. Williams, M.D. Albuquerque, New MexicoPaul B. Roth, M.D.

Association of Departments of Rayvelle Barney, M.D. 5/15/93 Michele Parker, M.D. 9/6/91;

Family Medicine Medical College of Georgia Takoma Family Medicine 5/15/93

Christian Ramsey, M.D. Hospital Takoma, Washington

Augusta, GeorgiaJoseph W. Tollison, M.D.

Association of Family Practice Nicholas Gideonse, M.D. 9/1/92 Deanna Haun, M.D. 9/1/92

Residency Program Directors Oregon Health Sciences University St. Elizabeth Hospital

John W. Saultz, M.D. Portland, Oregon Youngstown, OhioRobert B. Taylor, M.D.

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ORR Member/Program/

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ORR Member/Program/

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Association of Professors of,Peter Bach, M.D. 5/24/93 Theodore Wells, M.D. 5/24/93

Medicine Johns Hopkins School of Medicine SUNY at Buffalo GraduateJames Nolan, M.D. Baltimore, Maryland 7/20/93 Medical/Dental Education 6/21/93

David Levine, M.D. Consortium ProgramBuffalo, New YorkJames P. Nolan, M.D.

Association of Program Denise Dupras, M.D., Ph.D. 8/5/91; Geronimo Sahagun, M.D. 8/5/91;Directors in Internal Medicine Mayo Graduate School of 6/30/93 Oregon Health Sciences University 6/30/93Herbert Waxman, M.D. Medicine Portland, Oregon

Rochester, Minnesota Donald E. Girard, M.D.Robert L. Frye, M.D.

-Association of University Marci A. Roy, M.D. 7/2/93 Alan Scott Zacharias, M.D. 7/2/93Professors of Neurology The University of Texas Medical University of VA Health SciencesJohn B. Calverley, M.D. Branch Center 7/27/93

Galveston, Texas Charlottesville, VirginiaJohn B. Calverley, M.D. G. Frederick Wooten, M.D.

Association of Professors of John Thomas Comerci, Jr., M.D._

8/29/91; Cathy Joy Halperin, M.D. 8/29/91;Gynecology and Obstetrics Saint Barnabas Medical Center 7/1/93 Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's 7/1/93George D. Wilbanks, M.D. Livingston, New Jersey Medical Center

9/7/91 Chicago, Illinois 9/7/91George D. Wilbanks, M.D.-

Association of University Raynor Casey, M.D. 5/11/93 William J. Rosen, M.D. 8/28/91Professors of Ophthalmology University of North Carolina University of California, DavisDaniel B. Jones, M.D. Chapel Hill, North Carolina 6/15/93 Davis, California 9/9/91

David E. Eifrig, M.D. Mark J. Mannis, M.D.

Academic Orthopaedic Society Stephen Ripple,M.D. 7/16/93 Kishore Tipirneni, M.D. 7/16/93Eric L. Radin, M.D. Henry Ford Hospital Henry Ford Hospital

Detroit, Michigan 7/26/93 Detroit, Michigan 7/26/93David Collon, M.D. David Collon, M.D.

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ORR Member/Program/

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ORR Member/Program/

Program Director


Association of Academic Edward L. McNellis, M.D. 7/8/93 Daniel A. Vincent, Jr., M.D. 7/8/93Departments of Otolaryngology Medical University of South Medical University of SouthWarren Y. Adkins, Jr., M.D. Carolina 7/29/93 Carolina

College of Medicine College of MedicineCharleston, South Carolina Charleston, South CarolinaWarren Y. Adkins, Jr., M.D. Warren Y. Adkins, Jr., M.D.

Association of Pathology Joyce M. Paterson, M.D. 4/14/93 Kelly P. Roveda, M.D. 9/4/91;Chairmen, Inc. Buffalo General Hospital University of South Alabama 4/14/93William A. Gardner, M.D. Buffalo, New York 7/8/93 Medical Center

John R. Wright, M.D. (SUNY) Mobile, AlabamaWilliam A. Gardner, M.D.

Association of Medical School Kimberley D. Aaron, M.D. 4/27/93 Brijit B. Reis, M.D. 4/27/93Pediatric Department Baylor College of Medicine Johns Hopkins School of MedicineChairmen Houston, Texas Baltimore, Maryland 6/23/93Ralph D. Feigin, M.D. Ralph D. Feigin, M.D. Frank A. Oski, M.D.

Association of Pediatric Michael Greenberg, M.D. 7/1/93 Laurel Leslie, M.D. 9/2/91;Program Directors University of California, San University of California, San 7/1/93Michael Kappy, M.D., Ph.D. Francisco 7/12/93 Francisco

San Francisco, California San Francisco, CaliforniaLarry J. Shapiro, M.D. Larry J. Shapiro, M.D.

Association of Academic Julia Corcoran, M.D. 6/14/93 Kurtis Martin, M.D. 6/14/93Chairmen of Plastic Surgery University of Cincinnati University of CincinnatiHenry W. Neal, Ph.D. College of Medicine 7/26/93 College of Medicine 8/10/93

Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, OhioHenry W. Neal, M.D. Henry W. Neal, M.D.

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ORR Member/Program/

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American Assocation of Dan Boyd, M.D. 7/1/93 Charles Lewis, M.D. 7/1/93

Chairmen of Departments of Vanderbilt Medical Center University of Arkansas

Psychiatry Nashville, Tennessee 7/12/93 Medical Services Center 7/6/93

Michael H. Ebert, M.D. Michael H. Ebert, M.D. Little Rock, ArkansasFrederick G. Guggenheim, M.D.

American Association of Natalie M. Ayars, M.D. 5/12/91; Susan Carole Vaughan, M.D. 5/12/91;

Directors of Psychiatric UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute 5/21/93 Columbia-Presbyterian/New York 5/21/93

Residency Training Los Angeles, California State Psychiatric Institute

Allan Tasman, M.D. Don A. Rockwell, M.D. New York, New YorkHerbert Pardes, M.D.

Society of Chairmen of Deborah Baumgarten, M.D. 3/5/93 Kevin Smith, M.D. 5/14/91;

Academic Radiology Emory University School of University of Alabama 3/5/93

Departments Medicine 6/17/93 Birmingham, Alabama

Albert Moss, M.D. Atlanta, Georgia Robert J. Stanley, M.D.

William J. Casarella, M.D.

Society of Surgical Chairmen Dai H. Chung. M.D. 9/4/91; Reid B. Adams, M.D. 9/4/91;

James C. Thompson, M.D. University of Texas Medical 7/1/93 University of Virginia Health 7/1/93

Branch Sciences Center

Galveston, Texas Charlottesville, Virginia

James C. Thompson, M.D. R. Scott, Jones, M.D.

Thoracic Surgery Directors Joseph Auteri, M.D. 10/8/91; David R. Jones, M.D. 5/18/93

Association Columbia-Presbyterian Medical 5/18/93 West Virginia University

Gordon F. Murray, M.D. Center Health Sciences Center 6/21/93

New York, New York Morgantown, West Virginia

Keith Reemtsma, M.D. Gordon F. Murray, M.D.

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ORGANIZATION OF RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES1993 AAMC ANNUAL MEETING

FINAL PROGRAMWASHINGTON HILTON HO'fEL

Friday, November 5

9:00-10:00 a.m.OSR/ORR Legislative Briefing(optional)

1:30-4:30 p.m.Forum on the Transition from Medical School to Residency(required for chair, optional for all other ORR members)

7:00-9:00 p.m.OSR Reception- all ORR members invited to attend

Saturday, November 6

7:30-8:30 a.m.ORR New Member Orientation

8:40-9:35 a.m.ORR Business Meeting(minutes, reports of task forces, newsletter, update on ORR/ACGME, etc.)

9:35-9:45 a.m.Break

9:45-11:00 a.m.Small group discussions on health care reform

generalist supply and demandmedical student debtcapping residency slotsgraduate medical education fundingtort reformmanaged care

11:30-1:00 p.m.ORR Lunch

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ORR ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAMCont'd

1:00-3:00 p.m.Council of Academic Societies/Organization of Resident RepresentativesWorkshop- To Teach is to Learn Twice: Teaching Residents How to Teach

Speakers: Marilyn Appel, Ed.D.Neal Whitman, Ed.D.

3:00-4:30 p.m.Group on Student Affairs/Organization of Resident RepresentativesWorkshop- Electronic Residency Application Service: A New Approach to the ResidencyApplication Process

5:30-6:30 p.m.ORR Reception

Sunday, November 7

7:30-8:30 a.m.ORR Business Meeting(conclusion)

8:30-9:30 a.m.Report of small groups

9:30-10:15 a.m.Election of Administrative Board members, recognition of retiring Board members

10:15-11:00 a.m.Topics for 1994

AmericanAcademy ofPediatrics

141 Northwest Point BlvdPO Box 927Elk Grove Village, IL 60009-0927Phone 708/228-5005

Resident Section

Executive Committee

ChairpersonMark Schuster1018 North Alfred St, Apt 3Los Angeles. CA 90069310/393-0411 x7217

Chair-ElectLaurel Leslie

SecretaryTeresa Anderson

District CoordinatorsBertha Kao - IJ Foltin - II\/ Incatasciato - IIIMa Kuefer - IVMichael Anderson - VScott Zahn - VIPaul Haut - VIIJulie Curlender - VIIIMarie Elena Lara - IX

Alternate District CoordinatorsJoel Steelman - IRaymond Poliquit - IIJohn Brancato - IIIGreg Langley - IVKelley Burnett- VSusan Sirota - VIStephen Weimer - VIIWendy Frieling - VIIITonya Chaffee - IX

May 11, 1993

Dear Michelle,

Hello from San Francisco! Hope things are going well there.

First off, Michael Greenberg and I will be the AAMC reps

from the APPD/AAP for the next two years. I'm thrilled he'll

be a part of things as he is a great guy, a natural leader, and

knows how the AAMC works!

I also just spent the last week at the AAP-Resident Section

Executive Meeting and at the annual Association of Pediatric

Program Directors Meeting and thought I'd share a few

comments that were made at those meetings with the ORR.

1. Both groups were quite interested in medical student

curriculum reform, specifically

a. increased teaching about primary care issues in

the first years of medical school;

b. required ambulatory pediatrics, family practice,

and general internal medicine experiences in the third year

(apparently at some programs, these are fourth year

electives)c. clearinghouse for electives, summer jobs, and/or

mentors to provide opportunities in the first two years to be

exposed to primary care (who would be best source/site for

this?)2. Regarding resident experiences, comments were made

that the AAMC/OCGME should continue to look at alternate

sources of funding for residency salaries to provide more

opportunities for ambulatory experiences. Pediatrics and

internal medicine are both seeing their inpatient

populations become increasingly more rare diseases(

transplants, post-ops, etc) and many general and

subspecialty patients are being managed on an outpatient

basis. It's hard for programs to make sure their residents

see a good variety if they are hospital-based primarily.

I'm also enclosing some information on the Generalist

Physician in Training Project that AMSA has started on. I'm

not sure I included it in my letter regarding the AMSA

meeting.

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Well, that's all my updates for now! Our pediatric group isprimarily working on medical student recruitment, revisionof the RRC guidelines for pediatrics, and occupational healthconcerns for physicians in training this year. . .as you cansee reflected in my letters! Give everyone my hellos and I'llsee you in November in D.C.

Sincerely,

Laurel K. Leslie, MD

ORR 1992-1993 'Telephone Tree"

Administrative Board Contact

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ORR Representatives .,

Joseph AuteriSusan C. VaughanJoseph SchwartzJoyce M. Paterson

Michele ParkerMichael GreenbergNatalie AyarsLaurel Leslie

Bernarda ZenkerKelly RovedaJ. Kevin SmithDaniel VincentEdward McNellis

Denise DuprasPeter BachBrijit ReisDeborah BaumgartenRayvelle BarneyJohn T. Comerci

Cathy Halperin

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Reid B. AdamsAlan Scott ZachariasFernando Daniel, HIDavid R. JonesJohn R. Biglow

Mary Elise HodsonStephen RippleKishore TipirneniTheodore WellsAlicia ZalkaDeanna Haun

Joshua PortJudith HooverKimberley AaronNicholas GideonseGeronimo SahagunMark Epstein

Louis Profeta

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Raynor CaseyKathryn MallakJulia CorcoranKurt's MartinChristina Gutierrez

Barbara TardiffWilliam Fortuner, IllMarci RoyDai ChungCharles LewisDan Boyd

November 5-11

December 6-8

1993 Meetings

AAMC Annual Meeting, Washington Ninon & Towers, Washington, D.C.

[ORR Activities on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 5-7]

AAMC Officers Retreat for Chairs and Chairs-Elect/Location TBA

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