Showing papers by "Peter C. Whybrow published in 1983"
TL;DR: The growing burden of financing a medical education at an independent medical school has been reviewed and a radical restructuring and trimming of the federal systems of financial aid seem probable.
Abstract: IN a recent issue of the Journal Sandson reviewed the growing burden of financing a medical education at an independent medical school.1 This burden falls on both the student and the institution and has been precipitated by changes in the federal programs of student financial assistance. The majority of these aid programs grew from congressional initiatives to enlarge and redistribute the nation's pool of medical personnel.2 , 3 Now, as the original goals have been approached, federal priorities have been reset, and a radical restructuring and trimming of the federal systems of financial aid seem probable. Federal financial aid over the past . . .
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