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Basic/Core Area Health Education Centers
 
 

 
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EXAMPLES OF FUNDED PROJECTS
        All projects are funded to meet the objectives as stated above. Community-based primary care training is provided at three levels: (1) Undergraduate medical students plus at least two associated health professions, e.g., nursing dentistry, mental health, pharmacy, allied health; (2) graduate-primary care residents, e.g., family medicine, general internal medicine or general pediatrics: (3) continuing education- to full range of local providers, including NHSC personnel. Health career training experiences to be provided to elementary or secondary students from medically underserved areas. Funded programs are listed at http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/ahec/basic.htm.

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        In FY 05, 13 Basic AHEC Program awards were made.

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