CONJOINT 515:
Interdisciplinary Health and Human
Services in Rural Communities
11:00 AM - 12:20
PM Mondays
Room T-473
Schedule Line
Number 2414
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SESSION |
CONTENT |
LECTURER/READING |
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January 7 |
Course
description and goals; class introductions; questionnaire; handouts;
description of disciplines; reading assignments. Rural health
and human services overview, with case study. |
Peter House
(616-4985) Chapter 1
& 21* |
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January 14 |
Rural American
history, economics and trends. [QUESTIONNAIRE DUE] |
George Wright
616-9255 Chapter 18 |
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January 21 |
NO CLASS -
HOLIDAY |
|
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January 28 |
Cultural
issues in rural clinical practice. |
David Baines,
MD (324-9360) Handout
reading |
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February 2 (Saturday) |
GROUP FIELD TRIP: Leavenworth, WA and Wenatchee,
Washington |
Coordinator: Peter House (616-4985) Chapter 14 |
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February 4 |
Multi-disciplinary
case study: Management of child with
fetal alcohol syndrome. |
Debbie Kartin,
PhD (685-7408) Chapter 12 |
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February 11 |
Rural public
health |
Mary Selecky
(360-236-4015) Chapter 5 |
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February 18 |
NO CLASS -
HOLIDAY |
|
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February 25 |
Panel: So you want to understand rural community
practice? TO BE ANNOUNCED |
Chapters 4
& 20 |
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March 4 |
The critical
balance: Personal vs. career. |
Grace Landel
(548-2600) Chapter 24 |
*Readings
referred to by chapter are from Textbook
of Rural Medicine.