Carolyn Murray, MD, MPH, an assistant professor of medicine at Geisel and The Dartmouth Institute, says equipping medical students with better skills in population health is critical if this generation of doctors is going to make a difference in improving population health. For many students, thinking about these issues and concepts is what first attracted them to medicine.
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Geisel Course Prepares First-Year Students to Lead Needed Changes in Health Care

Posted on December 22, 2016 by Elli Goudzwaard

Patients and Populations: Improving Health and Health Care, the brainchild of course director Brenda Sirovich, MD, MS, is designed around actionable student-initiated proposals to improve medicine, health care, or population health—proposals designed to be realistically implementable by a small team of students.  More here.

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    Top row, L-R: Megan Bunnell, Ahmad Dbouk, Sandy Rao, David Leander. Seated, L-R: Simrun Bal, Jordan Wong, Emily Dollar, Tommy Flynn. Photo by Jon Gilbert Fox.