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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 22

MARYLAND.

(2)   THE SYSTEM INCLUDES THE CENTERS FOR TRAINING
IN COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED FOR IN
THE STATE BUDGET BY FUNDS DESIGNATED AND IDENTIFIED FOR
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE CENTERS.

(3)     EACH CENTER SHALL BE ESTABLISHED
COOPERATIVELY WITH AN EXISTING MEDICAL OR EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTION IN THIS STATE.

(B)   DIRECTORS; ADVISORY COUNCILS.

(1)   THE DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND EACH COOPERATING INSTITUTION JOINTLY
SHALL APPOINT A DIRECTOR AND FACULTY FOR EACH CENTER.

(2)   EACH COOPERATING INSTITUTION SHALL APPOINT
AN ADVISORY COUNCIL TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE DEGREE
OF SUPPORT AND ADVICE FROM THE LAY AND PROFESSIONAL
COMMUNITIES.

(C)    RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEVELOPMENT, EXPANSION, AND
FISCAL ADMINISTRATION.

(1)   IN COOPERATION WITH THE DIRECTOR OF THE
CENTER AND THE STAFF OF THE COOPERATING INSTITUTION, THE
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE SHALL PLAN,
IMPLEMENT, AND EXPAND A MEDICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
PROGRAM AT EACH CENTER.

(2)   THE DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FISCAL
ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROGRAM AND SHALL REVIEW      AND APPROVE
THE BUDGET PROPOSED BY EACH CENTER.

(D)    ADMISSION OF STUDENTS; CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENT AND
ACCREDITATION.

FOR:

(1) THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND IS RESPONSIBLE

(I) SELECTING AND ASSIGNING STUDENTS TO THE
CENTERS; AND

(II) CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND ACCREDITATION OF
THE CENTERS.

(2) THE UNIVERSITY MAY ASSIGN TO THOSE CENTERS
THAT IT BELIEVES HAVE DEVELOPED APPROPRIATE FACULTY,
FACILITIES, AND PRIMARY CARE CURRICULA:

(I)   THIRD AND FOURTH YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS;

(II)   RESIDENCY TRAINEES; AND

(III)   STUDENTS WHO ARE IN PRIMARY CARE PROGRAMS
OF OTHER HEALTH PROFESSIONS.