Licensing test change is debated

Article Abstract:

The Federation of State Medical Boards is considering new medical licensure procedures. Under the new procedures there would be two different Federation Licensing Examinations (FLEX). FLEX I would be given to medical school graduates during their first year of residency and FLEX II would be given to those seeking an unrestricted license to practice in the general field of medicine. The American Medical Associations concerns are discussed.

Professional organizations, Political activity, Licensing agreements

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MDs need 'active role' in forming health policy

Article Abstract:

In an interview Daniel T. Cloud, the outgoing president of the American Medical Association, sees indications that there are important changes that will take place in the medical profession's relations with government. He feels physicians should take the helm in formulating the nation's medical policy.

Planning, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Medical policy, Health policy, Cloud, Daniel T.

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