Ohio State University Introduces Community Medicine M.D. Track for Health Care Improvement
Ohio State University and Mercy Health Team Up
Ohio State University has launched its inaugural Community Medicine M.D. track, marking a significant step in health care education. On Thursday, 15 medical students visited Lima, Ohio, to engage with local officials from OSU and Mercy Health. The discussion focused on mentoring these future physicians in community engagement and patient-centered care.
Key Objectives of the Community Medicine Program
- Enhancing Health Care: The program is designed to improve health care access in underserved areas.
- Support from Community Partners: Collaborations with organizations help bridge gaps in health services.
- Culmination of Clinical Clerkships: Students will participate in real-world clinical clerkships to gain hands-on experience.
Future of Health Care Education
With mentors like Ronda Lehman, Elyjah Roa, and Carol Bradford, the Community Medicine track will integrate social policy and health economics into the curriculum, preparing graduates to tackle the multifaceted challenges in health and public health systems.
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