KELLOGG GRANT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
                             MINUTES
                        FEBRUARY 1, 1993




PRESENT:  David Elliott (WVU School of Pharmacy), Bob Foster (WV
School of      Osteopathic Medicine), Jan Fox (MUSOM Academic
               Computing), Jean Gross (WVU School of Dentistry),
               Arnie Hassen (WV School of Osteopathic Medicine),
               Judith Kandzari (WVU School of Nursing), Sandy
               Magnetti (RHI Research),  Richard Meckstroth (WVU
               School of Dentistry), John Mooney (WV School of
               Osteopathic Medicine), Cecil Pollard (WVU Health
               Services Research),  Clark Ridgeway (WVU School of
               Pharmacy), Linda Savory (Chair, KGCC). and James
               Shumway (WVU School of Medicine).


ABSENT:  William Carlton (Project Director), Chuck Conner (Roane
County Family  Health Care, Inc., Site Coordinator),  Jean Hoff
               (WVU School of Nursing), Diane Hughes (Camden On
               Gauley, Site Coordinator), Diana Parnicza Stotts
               (MU School of Nursing), Marian Swinker (WVU School
               of Medicine), April Vestal (Rainelle Medical
               Center, Site Coordinator), and Lynne Welch (MU
               School of Nursing).

The meeting was called to order at approximately 10:35 am.


I    Changes to Previous Minutes

     On Page Three of the January 5 minutes, the following change
     should be noted:  School of Pharmacy Request for Funds (not
     School of Dentistry).


II   Brainstorming New Directions for Curriculum

     Research component:  Cecil Pollard prepared a memorandum
     containing the Evaluation Sub-Committee's report on the
     results of the interviews with key informants.  The interviews
     were conducted from late November 1992 through January 1993. 
     Cecil added that they are now trying to identify campus
     liaison contacts that would deal specifically with research
     issues.  

     Research was determined to be multidisciplinary and could be
     service based and community oriented.  Cecil added that
     research could be neutral and would not be restricted to any
     one discipline.  Arnie Hassen added that research issues can
     develop centrally.  David Elliott stated that 25% of time is
     devoted to electives for pharmacy students.  

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     It was discussed that research should involve the following:

     -    research at different levels (basic students, advanced
          students, faculty)
     -    clinical experience-related
     -    institutions must change the institutional view
     -    Public Health involvement in research, both pre-Kellogg
          and at Kellogg sites


     All disciplines should identify their reflections on research
     and submit to Diane prior to the next meeting.


III  Community Health and the Curriculum

     Fifty percent of the student's time will be devoted to
     community experience.  Students must contact the community. 
     Strategies discussed to accomplish this were:

     -    take community diagnosis and relate to particular
          patient.
     -    interact with community (health fairs, school-based
          health education).
     -    experiences with health department, AA, public schools
          (serving as role models).

     
IV   Curriculum in the Community

     Students want more time in the clinic.  The community
     requirement needs to be in writing.  Everyone to write Dr.
     Savory about the community component.



V    Miscellaneous

     It was decided at this meeting that every other meeting
     beginning in March would be held at the sites.  The next
     meeting will be held in Spencer on March 16, beginning at
     11:00.  

     It was discussed that everyone should attend a
     multidisciplinary session and report back to this committee.

     It was added that anything going to site coordinators also
     needs to go to Ray Joseph.

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The meeting was adjourned at approximately 12:10 pm.



                                                                  
                                                        
                              Linda M. Savory, M.D.               KELLOGG GRANT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
                             AGENDA
                         MARCH 16, 1993




I.   Turning clinic-based preceptorship to community-based
     preceptorship (as per Kellogg/Chicago) - New Business

II.  Preclinical curriculum report - Old Business

III. Meshing Kellogg/Rural Health Initiative in clinical placement
     - New Business
     
IV.  Revise multidisciplinary cases (suggestion by Mary Ann Hanlon)
     - New Business

     a)   Make cross reference library:  case topic/issues

     b)   Have site and institution faculty review
     
     -    This will enhance future sessions.
     -    This will assist institutional faculty in understanding
          Kellogg curriculum.

V.   Student Evaluation - New Business

     -    Propose trial written case for site-placed students with
          campus based control group