Report on the Feasibility of Establishing a National Research and Information Center for Emergency and Disaster Medical Services (1967) / Chapter Skim
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VII. THE ORGANIZATION OF A RESEARCH CENTER The administrative and functional organization of the center should consist of a number of components that can be divided into two major areas: national, and regional (or local)
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It would be understood that the members of the governing board would not necessarily represent the interests of their organization but would con- tribute to the scientific and organizational aspects of the research center primarily as individuals. The tenure of members would be initially for 3, 6, and 9 years, with at least one-third of the membership being appointed or reappointed every 3 years.
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c. Executive Director.
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members for the local team might be representatives of the State and county health departments, the local or State office of civil defense and the MEND coordinator at the school of medicine. In terms of a disaster, the above team could be augmented by a number of preinstructed individuals.
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g. Division of Library and Files.
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Subcontracting would conform to ongoing programs of the center and would be oriented toward trauma and emergency medical care. Such research would also be coordinated with field studies, Wherever possible and proper, such projects would represent a comprehensive approach to a given problem of the area of emergency and disaster medical services as outlined in Section VI of this report.
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When fully organized and developed, the Task Force would assume that satisfactory liaison with other investigations or centers concerned with related disciplines could and should be developed. Such an interdisciplinary exchange could evolve as follows: 1.
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