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coordinates fleet safety activities by State agencies.
The Committee is to develop an accident preven-
tion plan, an accident review information system,
and a driver improvement program.

HART-MILLER ADVISORY BOARD

Chairperson: Dr. Gerard H. Schlimm

William J. Brown; James E. Gutman; Mitchell A.
Kaplan; Harold D. Palmer.

Latrobe Hall, Room 108
Dept. of Civil Engineering
The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD 21218 338-7828

The Governor appointed the Hart-Miller Advi-
sory Board in 1981. The Board monitors the con-
struction of the Hart-Miller Spoils Area Dike and
advises the Governor of any problems in construc-
tion or operation.

GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON
HEALTH CARE POLICY AND
FINANCING

Chairperson: Eugene M. Feinblatt 576-4210

John S. Arnick; William A. Beasman, Jr.; Leonard
A. Blackshear; Karen Davis, Ph.D.; Janet L.
Hoffman; Edmund G. Howe, M.D.; Thomas E.
Malone, Ph.D.; Joseph I. Pines; Catherine I. Riley;
Oscar Schulz; Rev. Joseph A. Sellinger; Edmund
W. Smallwood; Stanley Sollins; Donald M.
Steinwachs, Ph.D.; Otis Warren; Lawrence S.
Wissow, M.D.

Dr. Lynne Lackey, Policy Analyst
Contact: Richard I. Smith, Policy Analyst

c/o Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene
201 W Preston St., Room 312
Baltimore, MD 21201 225-5941

The Governor's Commission on Health Care
Policy and Financing was created by the Governor
in February 1988. The Commission is conducting
a comprehensive review of the State's current health
care system in order to recommend ways to ensure
that all Marylanders have access to quality, cost-ef-
fective health care.

During its first year of operation, the Commis-
sion will give highest priority to determining: 1)
how much public and private funding will be avail-
able to provide health care under a range of eco-
nomic conditions; 2) the combination of
prevention, primary and acute care, and long-term
care services needed; 3) options for financing each
resource and creating financial and policy incentives
to achieve the desired mix of services; and 4) what

recommendations from task forces, commissions, or
other groups have significant implications for
health care policy and financing.

SUBCOMMITTEE ON LONG-TERM CARE

Chairperson: Joseph I. Pines 396-3100
Vice-Chairperson: James L. Scott

Calhoun Bond; Barbara Darr; Paula C. Hollinger;
Bruce S. Lane; Roger C. Lipitz; Sister Mary Karen
McNally; Martin B. Mintz; Janet Warren Neslen,
M.D.; John S. Perreca; Virginia M. Thomas;
Loretta Lewis Wall.

The Subcommittee on Long-Term Care, under
the Commission's direction, is evaluating the long-
term care needs of the frail elderly, the severely
retarded, the chronically ill, the chronically mentally
ill, substance abusers, individuals with AIDS, and
persons in need of rehabilitative services.

SUBCOMMITTEE ON UNINSURED
PERSONS

Chairperson: Rev. Joseph Sellinger 323-1010
Vice-Chairperson: Andre W. Brewster

Rudolph Arrendondo; Donald L. DeVries, Jr.;
Margaret Emily Ensminger, Ph.D.; Richard G.
Frank; Barbara F. Goldberg; Ronald A. Guns;
John P. Johnson, M.D.; Francis X. Kelly; Nick
Rajacich; Carl J. Sardegna.

Under the Commission's direction, the Subcom-
mittee on Uninsured Persons is examining the prob-
lems experienced by uninsured or underinsured
persons in obtaining needed health care. The Sub-
committee also is studying the effect of the unin-
sured and underinsured on the health care system.

SUBCOMMITTEE ON MANDATED
HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFITS

Chairperson: Janet L. Hoffman 396-4735
Vice-Chairperson: Diane L. Fearherstone

Charles L. Benton, Jr.; Robert D. Brodell, M.D.;
Mary Catherine Bunting; Niles R. Ellingson;
Tracey Feild; Robert Fischer; Hilda E. Ford;
Nathan C. Irby, Jr.; Edward J. Kasemeyer; Robert
H. Kittleman; PearLL. Lewis; Walter J. McLellan;
Stuart L. Newman; John A. Picciotto; James L.
Rivers, MD.; Steven S. Sharfstein, M.D.; Patricia
R. Sher; Gary R. Summers; Daniel R. Thomas;
Michael J. Wagner; Bette Ann Weinstein; Sylvia
Williams; Adele Wilzack; John F. Wood, Jr.

The Subcommittee on Mandated Health Insur-
ance Benefits, under the Commission's direction, is
investigating the impact of mandated benefit laws,
including their benefits and economic and social
costs. The Subcommittee will make recommenda-
tions for policy and legislation.