Report and Reccommendations of the Southern Rural Health Conference

The Southern Rural Health Conference was the first regional meeting designed to address a wide range of health policy issues related to the delivery of health and medical services in the rural South. Over 250 people attended the two and one-half day meeting held October 10-12, 1976, in Nashville, Tennessee. These included health providers, consumers, administrators, public officials, policy makers, and representatives of agencies, educational institutions, and organizations involved in rural health care activities.