Sections
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Advocacy and Scholarly Activity
Advocacy and scholarly activity are integral components of the SCHC Residency program. Residents are encouraged to participate in various projects and initiatives that aim to improve the health and well-being of the community. Residents also have the opportunity to conduct research, present their findings at local and national conferences, and publish their work in peer-reviewed journals. The program provides mentorship, support, and resources to help residents develop their skills and interests in these areas.
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Latest Activities
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- Primary care provider shortage continues in the Northstate, impacting medical professional and patients 12.27.23
- Pregnant and addicted: Homelss women see hope in street medicine - Article featuring Dr. Kyle Patton
- Dr. Nicora's Hospice and Palliative Care Study 2022
- California confronts opioid addiction, an "epidemic of despair"
- CEO, Dean Germano, Testifies Before Congress (Read Testiomy) (Watch Testimony)
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- Sean Dugan - Lead author/editor of the California Clinical Forensic Medical Training Center. Forensic Medical Report Domestic Violence Examination Cal OES 2-502. March 2022.
- The way back home - Amanda Mooneyham
- CMA Legislative Advocacy Day - Photo Gallery
- Dean Germano speaks to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce
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