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                  <text>September 2”, 1969

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Dr. F. A. Freyhan
Department of Psychiatry

St. Vincent's Hospital
153 West 11th Street
New

York,

Dear

New

York 10011

Fritz,

Attached are some notes regarding the

ACNP

symposium
would suggest

I
training in clinical psychopharmacology.
some simple
answer
to
number
centers
of
of
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a telephone survey
psychoinstruction in clinical
questions regarding the typeandof residency
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principal
levels.
pharm at the undergraduate
how
any,
if
texts,
often,
who
teaching,
does
the
question is

on

and format.

Copies of my notes are attached and these may form the
basis for an outline which can be used for a telephone survey.

Sincerely yours,
Max

Fink, M.D.

Professor of Psychiatry

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Columbia U
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Cornell

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Durham, N.C.

Boston

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Penn.
Duke

Howard

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Haven

Baltimore

Yale
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Minnesota

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Baylor

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Menninger
Univ. Minn. Postgrad.

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l.

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2.

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3.

Role of Detail

Topics Covered

How many?

Who

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men

—

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Pharmacology

Animals

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Man

Neurophysiology

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Indications

—

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Management problems

1.

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2.

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3.

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