a) The medical schools in Illinois should meet their current enrollment projections. In particular, by 1980 or as soon as is possible,

1. 1) The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine should plan to graduate about 100 physicians per year;
2. 2) The University of Illinois College of medicine should plan to graduate about 500 physicians per year in its regional network of medical schools;

3. 3) The private medical schools should plan to graduate about 750 physicians a year, distributed approximately as follows:

   Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine	100
   Chicago Medical School/University of Health Sciences	120
   Loyola University	130
   Northwestern University	180
   Rush University	120
   University of Chicago	100

b) The three Chicago-area dental schools should meet their current enrollment projections. In particular, by 1980 or as soon as is possible,

1. 1) The Loyola University School of Dentistry should plan to graduate about 130 dentists per year;
2. 2) The Northwestern University School of Dentistry should plan to graduate about 100 dentists per year;
3. 3) The University of Illinois College of Dentistry should plan to graduate about 150 dentists per year;
4. 4) The Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine should expand to graduate about 64 dentists per year, as soon as possible.

j) Each medical school in Illinois should be responsible for a network of clinical affiliations to enable the development of residency programs with the following characteristics;

1. 1) By 1980 each medical school should have educational responsibility for at least as many first-year residency positions as it will have graduating physicians. The number of post-first year positions should be adequate to permit sufficient opportunity for all first-year residents to complete their residency training;
2. 2) The medical school should assume responsibility for recruiting new physicians to its residency programs. Emphasis should be placed first on recruiting graduates of Illinois medical schools and then graduates of other American schools;
3. 3) At least one-half of all the first-year residency positions should be in the specialties of family practice, internal medicine, and pediatrics;
4. 4) At least one-half of the first-year residency positions should be offered in institutions and facilities, affiliated with the medical school, which provide predominantly primary and secondary health care to their communities.