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Ten-year outcomes from the Columbia-Bassett program: a model for strengthening the underserved health workforce
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Longitudinal integrated clerkships (LICs) are associated with positive educational and workforce outcomes in the short term, but their influence on long-term career choice remains uncertain. The authors report results from an LIC-based curricular track at Columbia University designed to recruit medical students into socially oriented careers, including practice in medically underserved settings.
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