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1. Graduate training in community medicine at Mount Sinai: the development of the Master of Science in Community Medicine.

Author

Silver A and Deuschle KW

Subjects
Humans, New York City, Community Medicine education, Education Department, Hospital organization & administration, Education, Medical, Graduate trends
Abstract

This paper describes the philosophy, process, and outcome of the integration of independent study and classroom training with existing clinical and research experiences in The Mount Sinai Medical Center Department of Community Medicine's general preventive medicine and occupational medicine residencies leading to the creation of the Master of Science in Community Medicine.

Published
1990

2. Social work: an important component of community medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

Author

Bosch SJ and Deuschle KW

Subjects
Education, Graduate, Education, Medical, Undergraduate, Humans, New York City, Research, Schools, Medical organization & administration, Academic Medical Centers organization & administration, Community Medicine education, Community Medicine organization & administration, Hospital Departments organization & administration, Social Work education, Social Work Department, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1989

3. Primary care and community medicine.

Author

Deuschle KW and Bosch SJ

Subjects
Child, Child, Preschool, Community Health Centers, Humans, New York City, United States, Community Medicine, Delivery of Health Care
Published
1977

6. The community medicine-primary care connection.

Author

Deuschle KW and Bosch SJ

Subjects
Hospitals, Teaching, Humans, New York City, Community Health Services organization & administration, Primary Health Care organization & administration
Abstract

Community medicine is defined as an academic discipline, the practice of which addresses the identification and solution of health problems in population groups and emphasizes such disciplines as epidemiology and biostatistics and behavioral and management sciences in relation to their bearing on problems of health care delivery and environmental health. The essential components of a community-based system of medical care are highlighted. The place of primary care in that system is discussed and the contributions that community medicine can make toward enhancing primary care within the community-based system of medical care are outlined.

Published
1981

13. The community medicine clerkship: a learner-centered program.

Author

Deuschle KW, Bosch SJ, Banta HD, and Dana B

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Community Health Services, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Faculty, Medical, Forecasting, Interprofessional Relations, New York City, Schools, Medical, Social Change, Students, Medical, Teaching, Comprehensive Health Care, Curriculum, Education, Medical, Undergraduate
Published
1972
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