A university has an excellent opportunity not only to supply information but also to promote attitudes and support behavior which may have life-long beneficial influence on an individual's health. While these educational activities occur through a variety of campus programs, it is often desirable for the health service to provide leadership and coordination in this effort. Institutions are urged to explore alternatives to physical examinations which might include some form of health survey which would aid in counseling with students to seek their help in improving their own well being. The inclusion of health education under the care provided by segregated fees, user charges, etc., does not preclude the use of GPR funding. It is the policy of the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents that there should be on-going evaluation of health service policies to guarantee quality treatment for both men and women.
Gynecological services are an integral part of a quality health program for women.
Providing the physical facilities, maintenance, and utilities for the health center. These expenditures are similar to those properly provided by GPR for other academic and student support services. Providing the educational aspect of the health care program including the educational costs incurred in credit and non-credit teaching. This function is no different in the health care area than in other GPR educational supported activities. Surveillance and control of environmental health and safety as an important component of the institution's responsibility to both students and faculty.