| United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare - 1951 - 518 pages
...schools of medicine and other teaching centers are cooperating with the threefold purpose of giving the veteran the opportunity for postgraduate study which...other centers. It is the earnest desire of the Acting Chisf Medical Director that our relations with our colleagues be cordial as well as productive. * The... | |
| Booz, Allen & Hamilton - 1952 - 1066 pages
...with the medical caje of veterans which it cannot delegate, if it would. Yet the discharge of those responsibilities need not interfere with the exercise by the schools of their prerogatives in the tteld of education. The Veterans Administration retains full responsibility for the care of patients,... | |
| Booz, Allen & Hamilton - 1952 - 1074 pages
...which it cann delegate, if it would. Yet the discharge of those responsibilities need not int« fere with the exercise by the schools of their prerogatives in the field of educatio The Veterans Administration retains full responsibility for the care of patient including... | |
| United States. Veterans Administration - National health services - 1977 - 696 pages
...the United States by the expression of facilities or graduate education. The purpose of the Veterans4 Administration is simple: affording the veteran a...with our colleagues be cordial as well as productive. *b. General Division of Responsibility: The Veterans' Administration retains full responsibility for... | |
| United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Veterans' Affairs - Legislative hearings - 1980 - 1388 pages
...cannot delegate, if it would. Yet the discharge of these responsibilities need not interfere with tho exercise by the schools of their prerogatives in the...schools and other centers. It is the earnest desire of 59 the Acting Chief Medical Director that our relations with our colleagues be cordial as well as productive.... | |
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