1973 Mar 1 288(9):472–473.Chavez and the union would go on to advocate for equal rights for migrant farm workers, using nonviolent forms of protests, such as boycotts and strikes, to strike down unfair labor rules. Comprehensive health care and the consumer. A sociological evaluation of the Watts neighborhood health center. Community participation in neighborhood health centers. Comparing the use of medical care services by a medically indigent and a general membership population in a comprehensive prepaid group practice program.
Greenlick MR, Freeborn DK, Colombo TJ, Prussin JA, Saward EW.Working relationships between providers and consumers in a neighborhood health center. Callahan JJ., Jr Poor people and the medical-care crises.A study of general practice in Massachusetts. Brown JW, Robertson LS, Kosa J, Alpert JJ.Anticipated acceptance of neighborhood health clinics by the urban poor. Robertson LS, Kosa J, Alpert JJ, Heagarty MC.Determination of health care priorities and expectations among rural consumers. Training in a small town for rural practice. Links to PubMed are also available for Selected References. Get a printable copy (PDF file) of the complete article (1.8M), or click on a page image below to browse page by page. Full textįull text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version. It served as an organizing tool for a labor union trying to mobilize agricultural workers in the area so they would act together to improve their living conditions. The Terronez Clinic, however, differed significantly from most of these other centers in its orientation. The data on the clinic are roughly comparable with those from other urban rural comprehensive health centers. Ninety-nine percent of the prescriptions written at the clinic were from a 190-item drug formulary developed by the staff physicians. Only 0.2 percent constituted true emergencies. The average number of physician visits per patient 3.4 65 percent of the visits were by appointment, 9 percent were after hours, and 1 percent resulted in hospitalization. There were 23,141 patient visits in the study year. Data on the utilization of services and morbidity were obtained for 1972 from the Rodrigo Terronez Memorial Clinic in Delano, Calif., a health care facility operated without government funds, which was established to serve the rural poor, specifically farmworkers and their dependents.
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