Public Purpose of Cooperative Endeavor Sample Clauses

Public Purpose of Cooperative Endeavor. In accordance with Article VII, Section 14(c) of the Louisiana Constitution, the Parties enter into this Agreement for the public purpose of maintaining an academic medical center in which the Parties continuously work in collaboration and are committed and aligned in their actions and activities, in a manner consistent with a sustainable business model and adequate funding levels, to serve the State and its citizens: (a) as a premier site for graduate medical education, capable of competing in the health care marketplace, comparable among its peers, with the goal of attracting the best faculty, residents and students, to enrich the State’s health care workforce and their training experience; (b) in fulfilling the State’s historical mission of assuring access to Safety Net Services to all citizens of the State, including its Medically Indigent, high risk Medicaid and State inmate populations; and (c) by focusing on and supporting the Key Service Lines, as defined and agreed by the Parties, necessary to assure high quality GME Programs and access to Safety Net Services.
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