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American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2006
An estimated 5.6–5.8% of U.S. schoolchildren—nearly 13 million students—receive medication every school day.[1][1] In Florida alone, an average of 19,137 medication doses per day were administered to 405,149 children with reported health conditions during the 2003–04 school year.[2][2]
Philip E, Johnson, J Michael, Hayes
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An estimated 5.6–5.8% of U.S. schoolchildren—nearly 13 million students—receive medication every school day.[1][1] In Florida alone, an average of 19,137 medication doses per day were administered to 405,149 children with reported health conditions during the 2003–04 school year.[2][2]
Philip E, Johnson, J Michael, Hayes
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American Journal of Nephrology, 1994
The existence of the Ravenna School of Medicine can be deduced from a codex in the Ambrosian Library of Milan, which contains Latin translations of 3 Hippocratic works and commentaries on 4 works by Galen. Although it was written in the 9th century, the codex appears to be a copy of an earlier work, probably 7th century.
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The existence of the Ravenna School of Medicine can be deduced from a codex in the Ambrosian Library of Milan, which contains Latin translations of 3 Hippocratic works and commentaries on 4 works by Galen. Although it was written in the 9th century, the codex appears to be a copy of an earlier work, probably 7th century.
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Health Affairs, 1985
Prologue: The nations medical education enterprise has grown dramatically over the past fifteen years, thanks to federal policies that encouraged its expansion. This federal initiative led to an increase in the number of medical schools from 86 to 127 and a increase in medical school enrollment from 21,379 in 1960-61 to 67,016 in 1984-85. In the middle
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Prologue: The nations medical education enterprise has grown dramatically over the past fifteen years, thanks to federal policies that encouraged its expansion. This federal initiative led to an increase in the number of medical schools from 86 to 127 and a increase in medical school enrollment from 21,379 in 1960-61 to 67,016 in 1984-85. In the middle
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Medical Teacher, 2018
Dear SamanthaIt is lovely to hear from you and learn of your interest in entering academic medicine with a focus on medical education.
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Dear SamanthaIt is lovely to hear from you and learn of your interest in entering academic medicine with a focus on medical education.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1969
At the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio, clinical experience is offered in the first year. A program in human ecology begins in the first year and continues throughout the four years. First-year students are assigned to community centers to observe firsthand the environmental factors that will influence total health care.
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At the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio, clinical experience is offered in the first year. A program in human ecology begins in the first year and continues throughout the four years. First-year students are assigned to community centers to observe firsthand the environmental factors that will influence total health care.
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Science, 1927
In this well-received address, Sabin reflects on the changing mission of medical schools, and argues that they should train not only practicing physicians, but professional workers in experimental medicine.
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In this well-received address, Sabin reflects on the changing mission of medical schools, and argues that they should train not only practicing physicians, but professional workers in experimental medicine.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
To the Editor.— The article on the medical school admissions dilemma by Frank J. Ramsay, PhD, (237:1093, 1977) recapitulates the problems of the admissions committee in choosing the future physicians of America. As a member of admissions committees for many years, I found it an impossible task, for most of the students were too good to turn down ...
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To the Editor.— The article on the medical school admissions dilemma by Frank J. Ramsay, PhD, (237:1093, 1977) recapitulates the problems of the admissions committee in choosing the future physicians of America. As a member of admissions committees for many years, I found it an impossible task, for most of the students were too good to turn down ...
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