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Evaluation of the use of rural health clinics: knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of consumers.

THE RURAL HEALTH INITIATIVE (RHI), begun by the Public Health Service (PHS) in July 1975, was an attempt to combine the strengths of the Community Health Center (CHC) and the National Health Service Corps (NHSC) programs. The RHI's goal was to increase the availability and accessibility of primary health care services in rural areas where services were nonexistent or insufficient (1). In 1980, there were 25 primary care projects in Mississippi that were funded through the RHI and CHC programs. During 1979, services were delivered through these projects to approximately 80,000 Mississippians. However, less than half of the Mississippians who live in medically underserved areas have obtained services through these programs. Two reasons are that