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Community Programs
in the School of Nursing
Description: The Pediatric Ambulatory Care Center is a nationally recognized demonstration model of interdisciplinary education and practice through the University of Maryland Schools of Nursing and Medicine. It provides an innovative interprofessional collaborative training model for pediatric residents and pediatric nurse practitioners and includes health service delivery to pediatric patients and their families. A managed care seminar series is offered to medical residents and pediatric nurse practitioner students training in the PAC. A new grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation will add social work and pharmacy faculty and students to the PAC to learn along with medial residents and pediatric nurse practitioner students the concepts and skills required to practice together as a team in the care of children with chronic disease.
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School(s): School of Nursing
Contacts:
Dr. Lindsey Grossman
410-706-5289
Community Served: Citywide
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Program Timeframe: Continuous
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