Category: Workforce Research
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Coastal Research Group Announces Name Change
Health Professional Student Association The Board of the Coastal Research Group (CRG) announced the results of a vote of the membership held May 9, 2020. The Board had proposed a name change to better reflect the updated mission of the organization, with the new name “Health Professional Student Association” or HPSA. Throughout the remainder of…
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A Lifetime in Community-Oriented Family Medicine: An Interview with Dr Nikitas Zervanos
The original interview with Dr Zervanos took place in July, 2010. Its posting is the first of a series of “Lifetimes in Community-Oriented Primary Care” interviews of important figures in the evolution of primary health care access in the United States. The interview was conducted by William H. Burnett of the Coastal Research Group. …
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Medicaid Support for Graduate Medical Education: Policy Implications for Primary Care Training
[The following policy paper is from Tim Henderson, MSPH, MAMC, a fellow of the Coastal Research Group, from George Mason University. Mr Henderson recently completed a study on the Medicaid financing of medical education for the Association of American Medical Colleges (referenced in the footnotes below).] Tim M. Henderson, MSPH, MAMC Department of Health Administration…
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Activities of the Fellows and Senior Fellows of the Coastal Research Group: Dr John Geyman Leads Forces of Dissent Against PPACA (Chapter 5: Summary of Concerns)
As the process of implementing 2010’s federal health care legislation proceeds (see The Implementation Plan for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care and Education Reconciliation Act), debate on the wisdom of the legislation itself continues. One of the most articulate of the dissenters, whose analytical work has been widely quoted in the press, on television,…
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Activities of the Fellows and Senior Fellows of the Coastal Research Group: Dr John Geyman Leads Forces of Dissent Against PPACA (Chapter 4: Quality of Care)
As the process of implementing 2010’s federal health care legislation proceeds (see The Implementation Plan for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care and Education Reconciliation Act), debate on the wisdom of the legislation itself continues. One of the most articulate of the dissenters, whose analytical work has been widely quoted in the press, on television,…
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Another Associate Dean's Response to "Drowning in Student Debt"
A second response to this website’s recent post, Drowning in Student Debt: Young Professionals at the End of Graduate School, has been received from Doctor Michael D. Prislin, Associate Dean of Students of the University of California, Irvine Medical School. The economic circumstances that young professionals often find themselves in following completion of their studies…
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An Associate Dean's Response to "Drowning in Student Debt"
The following response to Drowning in Student Debt: Young Professionals at the End of Graduate School, recently posted on this website, was received from Gary L. LeRoy, MD, Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio. The best advice that I received when I was contemplating a career in medicine was to…
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Drowning in Student Debt: Young Professionals at the End of Graduate School
When we think of two young professionals married to each other, we think that these two people have nothing in the world economically to worry about. Unfortunately, for most professionals coming out of their respective graduate schools, the reality can be quite different. The reality is student loan debt with interest rates that are…
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Opportunities in the Indian Health Service: An Interview with Charles Q. North, MD, MS
Selected Interviews from the Coastal Research Group’s Studentdoctor.net website. This interview was conducted by William H. Burnett and first appeared 30 August, 2009. Students may not be aware of the variety of opportunities available within the Indian Health Service (IHS). To learn more about IHS and the volunteer, scholarship, and employment opportunities available, the Student…
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Community-Based Medical Education: An Interview with the Faculty of the ATSU School of Osteopathic Medicine – Arizona
Selected Interviews from the Coastal Research Group’s Studentdoctor.net website. This interview was conducted by William H. Burnett and first appeared 10 November 2008. This is the second interview in the Student Doctor Network series of “community-based medical education” interviews. (See the previous interview with Gerard Clancy, MD, the Dean of the newly established University of…
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Health Care Policy & The Student Doctor: An Interview with Gary LeRoy, MD
Selected Interviews from the Coastal Research Group’s Studentdoctor.net website. This interview was conducted by William H. Burnett and first appeared 7 May, 2008. SDN readers have responded favorably to our series of “20 Questions” asked of various health care professionals. With this interview with Dr. Gary LeRoy, we launch a new series called “Health Care…
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Community-Based Medical Education: An Interview with Gerard Clancy, MD
Selected Interviews from the Coastal Research Group’s Studentdoctor.net website. This interview was conducted by William H. Burnett and first appeared 9 April, 2008. (Subsequent to this interview, Dr Clancy assumed the presidency of the University of Oklahoma, Tulsa Branch) With this interview, Student Doctor Network begins a new series of interviews relating to “community-based medical…