Rosenblatt R A, Moscovice I
Milbank Mem Fund Q Health Soc. 1980 Spring;58(2):283-309.
From inauspicious origins in laudable, but vague, legislation and diffident--even disorganized--implementation, the NHSC has evolved into a major federal program for delivering health care to underserved areas. Tying together the financing of medical education and the delivery of health services for the first time could enable responsiveness to both qualitative and quantitative changes in medical care. But competing demands, within the program and its administration, and in the communities to be served, have made evaluation of the NHSC effort and impact difficult, but all the more necessary for future planning.
从令人难以捉摸的起源（源自值得称赞但却模糊的立法以及缺乏自信甚至杂乱无章的实施）开始，国家卫生服务队（NHSC）已发展成为一项为服务欠缺地区提供医疗保健的重要联邦计划。首次将医学教育的资金筹措与卫生服务的提供联系起来，能够应对医疗保健在质量和数量上的变化。但是，该计划及其管理部门内部以及所要服务的社区中相互竞争的需求，使得对国家卫生服务队工作和影响的评估变得困难，然而对于未来规划而言却更加必要。
