I have a former student who tells me she would not be as well trained as she is without this program. She is a gifted person who will make significant contributions to her field, and if this program does not continue, a serious loss will result.
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Kim Yu
10 years ago
It is vital to keep this program! We need to #makehealthprimary and increase the number of primary care physicians in this country not decrease them! #inspirecreatelead
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Martha Betcher
10 years ago
Do not cut this important program! I'm born and raised Cali girl, my 90yo mom attended UC Berekley- we need our primary care docs!! Absolutely vital that this particular program survives and grows 20 spots, on to 25 by 2020! Don't be foolish!
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Sabrina Najem
10 years ago
Because we need more better doctors in this world
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Daniel Shadoan DO
10 years ago
The JMP is a fantastic program that is unique in the medical world. One of a kind education that produces great doctors. Closing it would be a huge mistake. Is there no more funding from UCSF either?
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Ori Tzvieli
10 years ago
The JMP gave me the kind of comprehensive, patient-centered and service-oriented education I hope future generations of physicians can continue to have access to in order to continue to serve our communities.
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Diana Ikilikyan
10 years ago
This program is great! I will definitely apply for it after I receive my BS.
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Matt McCord
10 years ago
We need greater numbers and greater innovation on Primary Care delivery.
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Melissa Bartick
10 years ago
This program has added incredible innovators to our society, not just regular doctors or even just primary care doctors. It is truly an incredible value, not just for California but for the nation. Please save it!!
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William Temple
10 years ago
I am a graduating UCSF medical student. My JMP colleagues are wonderful, bright, compassionate, and will make the world a better place. We need the JMP to continue.
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Claudia B Haas
10 years ago
We need primary care doctors as the first line of treatment. Specialists are too expensive. Let's keep health cats affordable for the average citizen.
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Naomi Bardach
10 years ago
I have taught many JMP students as a faculty member in the UCSF Department of Pediatrics. They are consistently among the most compassionate, smart, thoughtful, and outstanding trainees. Please don't shut down this program.
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Deborah Brin
10 years ago
Keep this program. Insane not to!
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Bonnie
10 years ago
do not close the program
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M A Franklin
10 years ago
Save JMP! We need MORE programs like it!!
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Cody Mowery
10 years ago
Save the JMP! It is as, if not more, important as any other Cal program!
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Diana Wohler
10 years ago
This is a vital program in a time where we need more primary care physicians, and need more of those physicians to have a solid handle on community and population health. UCSF and Berkeley should continue to be leaders in this domain.
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Vicki reithel
10 years ago
This program benefits American society and exemplifies the type of primary doctors needed in vast numbers of communities.
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Gustavo Valbuena
10 years ago
As an educational framework, the JMP is an example of the successful implementation of an empowering evidence-based pedagogy. The best public University in the world cannot afford to loose such a model of educational achievement.
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Nichole Tower
10 years ago
While I am not a California resident, I hope to move there within the near future. ANY program that focuses on the "bigger picture" that people are not just a number in medicine and considerations need to made on an individual basis, is worth saving. I have read about this program previously and believe that the problem based method for learning is a more effective way of learning than the current model.
I have a former student who tells me she would not be as well trained as she is without this program. She is a gifted person who will make significant contributions to her field, and if this program does not continue, a serious loss will result.
It is vital to keep this program! We need to #makehealthprimary and increase the number of primary care physicians in this country not decrease them! #inspirecreatelead
Do not cut this important program! I'm born and raised Cali girl, my 90yo mom attended UC Berekley- we need our primary care docs!! Absolutely vital that this particular program survives and grows 20 spots, on to 25 by 2020! Don't be foolish!
Because we need more better doctors in this world
The JMP is a fantastic program that is unique in the medical world. One of a kind education that produces great doctors. Closing it would be a huge mistake. Is there no more funding from UCSF either?
The JMP gave me the kind of comprehensive, patient-centered and service-oriented education I hope future generations of physicians can continue to have access to in order to continue to serve our communities.
This program is great! I will definitely apply for it after I receive my BS.
We need greater numbers and greater innovation on Primary Care delivery.
This program has added incredible innovators to our society, not just regular doctors or even just primary care doctors. It is truly an incredible value, not just for California but for the nation. Please save it!!
I am a graduating UCSF medical student. My JMP colleagues are wonderful, bright, compassionate, and will make the world a better place. We need the JMP to continue.
We need primary care doctors as the first line of treatment. Specialists are too expensive. Let's keep health cats affordable for the average citizen.
I have taught many JMP students as a faculty member in the UCSF Department of Pediatrics. They are consistently among the most compassionate, smart, thoughtful, and outstanding trainees. Please don't shut down this program.
Keep this program. Insane not to!
do not close the program
Save JMP! We need MORE programs like it!!
Save the JMP! It is as, if not more, important as any other Cal program!
This is a vital program in a time where we need more primary care physicians, and need more of those physicians to have a solid handle on community and population health. UCSF and Berkeley should continue to be leaders in this domain.
This program benefits American society and exemplifies the type of primary doctors needed in vast numbers of communities.
As an educational framework, the JMP is an example of the successful implementation of an empowering evidence-based pedagogy. The best public University in the world cannot afford to loose such a model of educational achievement.
While I am not a California resident, I hope to move there within the near future. ANY program that focuses on the "bigger picture" that people are not just a number in medicine and considerations need to made on an individual basis, is worth saving. I have read about this program previously and believe that the problem based method for learning is a more effective way of learning than the current model.