WRITE Benefits the Rural Medical Community in a Variety of Way<\/p>\n
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Physicians who participate in the program may apply for and receive a University of Washington School of Medicine faculty appointment.<\/li>\n
WRITE provides an opportunity to showcase the community, thereby leading to greater physician recruitment.<\/li>\n
The medical community\u2019s relationship with the University of Washington School of Medicine promotes a greater mutual understanding of each other\u2019s respective roles.<\/li>\n
Faculty from the University of Washington School of Medicine travel to rural sites to offer consultation and give medical education presentations.<\/li>\n
The Dean\u2019s Office, University of Washington School of Medicine, and the William Randolph Hearst Foundation support community-based rural medical education by providing funding to the WRITE sites to cover infrastructure expenses of the practice and travel for specific faculty development opportunities.<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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WRITE Benefits the Rural Medical Community in a Variety of Way Physicians who participate in the program may apply for and receive a University of Washington School of Medicine faculty appointment. WRITE provides an opportunity to showcase the community, thereby leading to greater physician recruitment. The medical community\u2019s relationship with the University of Washington School…<\/p>\n
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