Academic Support for Rural Practice: The Role of Area Health Education Centers in the School of Medicine.

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Autore principale: Mayer, Eugene S.
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contents Academic Support for Rural Practice: The Role of Area Health Education Centers in the School of Medicine. Mayer, Eugene S. Allied Health Occupations Education Delivery Systems Health Services Higher Education Institutional Cooperation Library Services Medical Schools Outreach Programs Professional Education Rural Areas School Role With the support of outreach library services and visits by university-based faculty, area health education centers improve a rural community's ability to recruit, retain, and keep up-to-date primary care physicians and other health manpower. North Carolina is an example of this enhanced professional environment. (Author/MSE)
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spellingShingle Academic Support for Rural Practice: The Role of Area Health Education Centers in the School of Medicine.
Mayer, Eugene S.
Allied Health Occupations Education
Delivery Systems
Health Services
Higher Education
Institutional Cooperation
Library Services
Medical Schools
Outreach Programs
Professional Education
Rural Areas
School Role
Academic Support for Rural Practice: The Role of Area Health Education Centers in the School of Medicine. Mayer, Eugene S. Allied Health Occupations Education Delivery Systems Health Services Higher Education Institutional Cooperation Library Services Medical Schools Outreach Programs Professional Education Rural Areas School Role With the support of outreach library services and visits by university-based faculty, area health education centers improve a rural community's ability to recruit, retain, and keep up-to-date primary care physicians and other health manpower. North Carolina is an example of this enhanced professional environment. (Author/MSE)
title Academic Support for Rural Practice: The Role of Area Health Education Centers in the School of Medicine.
topic Allied Health Occupations Education
Delivery Systems
Health Services
Higher Education
Institutional Cooperation
Library Services
Medical Schools
Outreach Programs
Professional Education
Rural Areas
School Role
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ420239