Personnel Needs and Training for Biomedical and Behavioral Research The 1975 Report of the Committee on a Study of National Needs for Biomedical and Behavioral Personnel (1975) / Chapter Skim
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Federal support of research training contributes to the continuing vitality of biomedical and behavioral research, and, thus, contributes a vital buttress to health care in the United States. The federal presence brings with it national standards.
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Now, however, this goal has essentially been met, and there seems to be little reason to maintain training for clinical practice in the future. A second issue, almost as old as the training programs themselves, concerns the percentage of training-grant funds allotted to various forms of institutional support faculty salaries, salaries of supporting staffs, equipment purchases, library and computer costs, purchase of supplies, and so on.
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The recommendations in this report are limited by that consideration to statements about Immediate training requirements in broad fields. In the course of the year ahead, we expect to acquire more satisfactory data about the training pipeline, the research-personnel pool and the mobility of persons in it, and the components of demand.
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