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Alzheimers patient for Time Magazine
Alzheimers Patient for Time Magazine
Essay on gaps in rural medicine. At Community Health Center of Central Wyoming affiliated with the University of Washington School of Medicine makes medical education accessible to students by decentralizing the educational process and share existing facilities and personnel. Jeremy Morse, a second year resident confers with a patient.
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Nursing Students New Delhi, India. Many foreign healthcare providers are filling the gaps in the US healthcare system.
$At Community Health Center of Central Wyoming \Cortney Vandenburgh, a fourth year medical student on clerkship from Kansas City, University of Missouri medicine and bio-science, with Jeremy Starr D.O. Chief Resident of Wyoming Medical Center, visit a patient on early morning rounds. Rural medical facilities are hard pressed to find young practitioners, many loaded with student debt, to come practice in moire remote, lower paying areas.$
At Community Health Center of Central Wyoming \Cortney Vandenburgh, a fourth year medical student on clerkship from Kansas City, University of Missouri medicine and bio-science, with Jeremy Starr D.O. Chief Resident of Wyoming Medical Center, visit a patient on early morning rounds. Rural medical facilities are hard pressed to find young practitioners, many loaded with student debt, to come practice in moire remote, lower paying areas.
At the Odessa Brown Childrens' Clinic in Seattle then Medical Director Dr. Ben Danielson (rt) has made a career of supporting the unique healthcare needs and challenges faced by poor people of color .
University of Washington, School of Medicine, fourth year medical students taking the objective structured clinical exam. Student go station to station evaluating volunteer simulated patients. The University has an exceptionally high rating for its family and general practice medical training.

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