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Category Archives: Politics
Health Justice Town Hall – Response from a HealthCorps Navigator
When I first heard of the event titled “Health Justice Town Hall Meeting”, I felt it would be right up my alley. As a HealthCorps Navigator that has recently applied to law school, I figured there would be few better … Continue reading
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The Patient Centered Legislative Reception
I’ve been involved in politics long enough for opportunities to speak with local, state and federal elected officials and candidates to become fairly old hat and routine. The politicians are familiar old friends and we talk about topics we’ve covered … Continue reading
Posted in PCMH, Politics, School Based Health Centers
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