Med school injects health policy into curriculum

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George Washington University’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences is integrating the usual clinical medical school studies with the policy issues affecting care and the healthcare system.

To learn more about how some students’ ideas have been noticed by regulators on the state level, click on the link below: 

At This Medical School, Students Mix Science And Health Policy

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