Why would anyone close this gem of a program. I don't understand it. If there's anything wrong then it's time to troubleshoot and fix, not close it down.
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
Thank you Barbara!! Do you use Twitter? If so, would you mind tweeting the same comment with #SaveTheJMP
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Josh Pepper
10 years ago
Be sure to check out more ways to help at http://savethejmp.com/
And Tweet with #SaveTheJMP
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Susan L Ivey
10 years ago
Feeling proud to be affiliated with this innovative medical school program that helps Californians overcome so many barriers to health and health care!
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Daniel P Morberg
10 years ago
This is one the the most unique and best medical programs in the country. It would be a serious loss to this country's healthcare system and citizens if the unconscionable decision to close the JMP is made.
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Adam Tapley
10 years ago
Please keep the JMP!
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S Todd Mitchell MD
10 years ago
JMP 1980-83.
S Todd Mitchell MD, MPH
Principal Investigator:
Prevention and Treatment of Amatoxin Induced Hepatic Failure With Intravenous Silibinin (Legalon®SIL): A Nationwide Open Clinical Trial
Google: "todd mitchell", "mushroom poisoning"
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Barbara Bowman
10 years ago
This is one of the most sought-after of medical programs, and a shining light, even among the outstanding medical schools of the University of California system. It would be an enormous loss if it were to end.
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Joshua Neff
10 years ago
If not for the existence of this program - with its integrated master's program at UC Berkeley and the interdisciplinary learning that this allows - I might not have chosen to pursue a career in medicine. Save the JMP!
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Graham Heimler
10 years ago
Amidst a steadily worsening shortage of physicians, as we lament the shortcomings of our health care system, the idea that any physician training program would be threatened is absurd. To imperil a program that specifically equips clinicians to stand against the growing tide of environmental, behavioral, and lifestyle disease that rob so many of the opportunity for a full and joyful life is unconscionable.
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Jane dulay
10 years ago
One of the few medical programs bridging academia and applied medicine that attract persons from all walk of life, who make a difference in local and global health care at the grassroots, clinical and policy making levels. Save the JMP!
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Shireen Saxena
10 years ago
Keep the program!! I am one of many who see a great need for it and hope to be part of it one day!
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Jo Scullion
10 years ago
An amazing program producing amazing, competent and aware physicians. Keep the JMP!
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Liz
10 years ago
Unique and innovative program...Must Save the JMP!
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Dylan Tarnoff
10 years ago
save the JMP!
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Ingrid Bauer
10 years ago
As a JMP graduate, I can't say enough about how the program prepares me for a residency in primary care at an underserved county hospital. Medical education needs more case-based, student-led teaching and not less!
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Joanna Mandell
10 years ago
I can't imagine the world without the JMP. The JMP is unparalleled in its innovative training of physician-leaders, researchers, people who care deeply about their communities and the world around them. So much sorrow at even the thought that this program could disappear!
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janet perlman
10 years ago
this unique medical program trains some of the most originally thinking and innovative physicians who want to practice primary care; closing this program will hurt so many patients these young physicians could potentially serve. we are doing a disservice to medicine by not encouraging this program to continue to do its fine work.
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Jessie Heminway
10 years ago
The students at the JMP are amazing! I would like all doctors to get trained this way.
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Amin Azzam
10 years ago
I can't think of a better medical school model to promote a healthier future for Californians!
Why would anyone close this gem of a program. I don't understand it. If there's anything wrong then it's time to troubleshoot and fix, not close it down.
Thank you Barbara!! Do you use Twitter? If so, would you mind tweeting the same comment with #SaveTheJMP We are dispalying these posts on our website at http://savethejmp.com/
Be sure to check out more ways to help at http://savethejmp.com/ And Tweet with #SaveTheJMP
Feeling proud to be affiliated with this innovative medical school program that helps Californians overcome so many barriers to health and health care!
This is one the the most unique and best medical programs in the country. It would be a serious loss to this country's healthcare system and citizens if the unconscionable decision to close the JMP is made.
Please keep the JMP!
JMP 1980-83. S Todd Mitchell MD, MPH Principal Investigator: Prevention and Treatment of Amatoxin Induced Hepatic Failure With Intravenous Silibinin (Legalon®SIL): A Nationwide Open Clinical Trial Google: "todd mitchell", "mushroom poisoning"
This is one of the most sought-after of medical programs, and a shining light, even among the outstanding medical schools of the University of California system. It would be an enormous loss if it were to end.
If not for the existence of this program - with its integrated master's program at UC Berkeley and the interdisciplinary learning that this allows - I might not have chosen to pursue a career in medicine. Save the JMP!
Amidst a steadily worsening shortage of physicians, as we lament the shortcomings of our health care system, the idea that any physician training program would be threatened is absurd. To imperil a program that specifically equips clinicians to stand against the growing tide of environmental, behavioral, and lifestyle disease that rob so many of the opportunity for a full and joyful life is unconscionable.
One of the few medical programs bridging academia and applied medicine that attract persons from all walk of life, who make a difference in local and global health care at the grassroots, clinical and policy making levels. Save the JMP!
Keep the program!! I am one of many who see a great need for it and hope to be part of it one day!
An amazing program producing amazing, competent and aware physicians. Keep the JMP!
Unique and innovative program...Must Save the JMP!
save the JMP!
As a JMP graduate, I can't say enough about how the program prepares me for a residency in primary care at an underserved county hospital. Medical education needs more case-based, student-led teaching and not less!
I can't imagine the world without the JMP. The JMP is unparalleled in its innovative training of physician-leaders, researchers, people who care deeply about their communities and the world around them. So much sorrow at even the thought that this program could disappear!
this unique medical program trains some of the most originally thinking and innovative physicians who want to practice primary care; closing this program will hurt so many patients these young physicians could potentially serve. we are doing a disservice to medicine by not encouraging this program to continue to do its fine work.
The students at the JMP are amazing! I would like all doctors to get trained this way.
I can't think of a better medical school model to promote a healthier future for Californians!