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The New Physician
| DECEMBER 2008 |
Volume 57, Number 9 |
features
- PORT ON CALL
- The USNS Mercy delivers care to patients and unique training opportunities to medical students. Jesse Wright joins the crew of this floating hospital on its Pacific tour.
- by Jesse Wright
- HEALTH CARE ELSEWHERE
- We always hear how much better and cheaper health care can be outside our borders. But how do these systems work? TNP looks at four models of care different than our own.
- by Steve Woo
departments
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STAFF NOTE
- We’re not alone
- by Pete Thomson, Editor
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- Schools and the depressed student
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MONITOR
- Emory forced to confront conflicts of interest. Gender disparity in med student confidence. Enrollment grows again.
- by Steve Woo
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MED RX
- An interviewer speaks
- by Daniel V. Schidlow, M.D.
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ON THE WARDS
- The scars of soldiers
- by Jeffrey Jenks
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PERSPECTIVES
- Fresh ground for academia
- by William G. Cloud, M.D.
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SIDE EFFECTS
- The 2008 Ig Nobel Awards for Improbable Research
- by Steve Woo
- CASES OF THE MONTH
- Bleeding out
by Kaplan Medical
- FOCUS - AMSA NEWSLETTER
- Lobbying Pennsylvania. National Primary Care Week. Seek an AMSA leadership position.
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The New Physician,
AMSA's award-winning magazine, covers the social, ethical and
political issues facing medical education and health care. The
magazine is put together by a professional staff at the national
office and published nine times per year.
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