-2TABLE I
SEPTEMBER — OCTOBER, 1979 — MARSHALL ISLANDS EXAMS
M
E
R
U
53
49
7
45
154
-
i
25
17
43
34
18
-
1
53
9
5
11
43
68
13
16
-
4
33
THYROID, LAB, X-RAY
9
3
3
4
19
DENTAL
-
19
27
66
PEDIATRIC EXAMS
PEDIATRIC SICK CALL
|
ADULT EXAMS
ADULT SICK CALL
DIABETIC SAMPLING
_Total—
112 patients
(190 extractions)
TOTAL
118
111
73,
The medical aspects of the survey went smoothly.
=—-:180
482
However, a number of serious
administrative problems arose during the course of the survey.
I will discuss
in detail the administrative problems and then conclude the report with a summary
of the medical findings and conclusions and recommendations for future studies.
On our way to Majuro I spent a number of hours in the P.A.S.0. office talking
to Mr. Harry Brown and Mr. Bill Stanley.
Harry indicated that the BNL wholebody
counting trip had been an unqualified success and provided me with copies of his
cassette recordings of each of the meetings that had been held on the outer islands.
We discussed the existing political situation in Majuro and throughout the Trust
Territories and Harry gave me his impressions of what we should expect in Majuro
and Ebeye.
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