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April 7, 2021
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A Healthier Future for All: The AAMC Strategic Plan

The AAMC's strategic plan takes a clear-eyed perspective of the environment, defines priorities, sets common goals, establishes agreement around intended outcomes, and charts an effective course for the future.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

Find the latest resources and updates for the AAMC community on the coronavirus pandemic.

The AAMC leads and serves academic medicine to improve the health of people everywhere.

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Voices of Academic Medicine

Malika Fair, MD, MPH

Malika FairPhát sóng xổ số, MD, MPH, AAMC Senior Director, Health Equity Partnerships & Programs

"Efforts to achieve equity will take time, and even after the pandemic abates, we must continue to work to reduce inequities between patient populations."

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David J. Skorton, MD

David J. Skorton,Phát sóng xổ số MD, AAMC President & CEO

“The coronavirus has laid bare existing inequities. All of us in medical schools and teaching hospitals must do our part to ameliorate factors that negatively affect the health of patients and communities.”

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David A. Acosta, MD

David A. Acosta, MD, AAMC Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer

"Practicing conscious inclusion and equity-mindedness to achieve inclusion excellence will enable the bonuses of diversity to be revealed, actualized, and leveraged."

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Elizabeth L. Travis

Elizabeth L. Travis, PhD, FASTRO, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Phát sóng xổ số“Women bring a different voice and a different perspective that can help solve many of the problems facing academic medicine today.”

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Quinn Capers IV, MD

Quinn Capers IV, Phát sóng xổ sốMD, Associate Dean of Admissions, Ohio State University College of Medicine

“Diversity among physicians is critically important to reducing health disparities, and reducing implicit bias is key to a diverse medical workforce.”

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