Titlebook: Caring for the Country; Family Doctors in Sm Howard K. Rabinowitz Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Telemedicine.care

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Corry, Pennsylvania,ctually 35 miles away. Like most people from small towns, he’s learned that “if I tell them I’m from Corry, they’re going to say ‘Where’s Corry?’ So I say, ‘I’m from Erie.’ ” Similarly, when you ask him where he grew up, “I tell people Uniontown, because if I say Hopwood, they won’t know where it is

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Caring for the Country,se ten PSAP graduates have all fulfilled their own personal dreams of becoming family doctors in small rural towns, while at the same time serving their patients, and meeting the health care needs of their communities. How many of us have been able to achieve this coalescence of satisfaction and ser

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09021-3in southwestern Pennsylvania. It was basically farmland, and being at the base of the mountain, timberland and forest. South of Pittsburgh, Hopwood sits near the Mason-Dixon Line, the official separation of the north and south during the Civil War—about 20 miles from the West Virginia border, and 30 miles from the Maryland border.

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Corry, Pennsylvania,in southwestern Pennsylvania. It was basically farmland, and being at the base of the mountain, timberland and forest. South of Pittsburgh, Hopwood sits near the Mason-Dixon Line, the official separation of the north and south during the Civil War—about 20 miles from the West Virginia border, and 30 miles from the Maryland border.

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Nanty Glo, Pennsylvania,ealth care. Dr. George Ebandjieff, who had arrived in town from the Ukraine a year earlier, had promised the miners that they would have health care forever if they built this clinic. And he kept his promise until he died in 1973.

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Epilogue,rsity. Catherine and her husband also moved into their new house, further up the hill, and are expecting their second child. And Joe Nutz moved into his new computerized office and was joined by his new partner.

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Robert Schaback,Holger Wendlandealth care. Dr. George Ebandjieff, who had arrived in town from the Ukraine a year earlier, had promised the miners that they would have health care forever if they built this clinic. And he kept his promise until he died in 1973.

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Book 2004hat need by profiling graduates from the Physician Shortage Area Program (PSAP) of Jefferson Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University, who now practice rural family medicine. The text challenges pre-med undergraduates, medical students, and family physicians to consider rural family practice and