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2. Celebrate Allied Health Professions Week: November 3-9, 2002
3. Surgical technologists increasingly popular in health care
4. Patient safety, health workforce key concerns at
Health Professions Network meeting
5. Medical dosimetry programs to be accredited by JRCERT
6. ABC News seeking input from primary care clinicians
7. It's October: Time to honor medical assistants, physician
assistants, and physical therapists
8. Award winners in respiratory care education announced
9. Ophthalmologists protest FDA move to deregulate "cosmetic"
contacts
10. Creating healing health care environments through the arts
11. Radiologic technology takes to the air
12. Diagnostic medical sonography is "Allied Health Profession
of the Month"
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ABOUT US . . .
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The Health Professions Career and Education E-letter is produced
by the American Medical Association (AMA), publishers of the
Health Professions Career and Education Directory (HPCED):
http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/3991.html#5
This periodic newsletter covers educational trends and career-related
issues for more than 50 professions that participate in the
delivery of health care, including diagnostic and rehabilitative
services,
therapeutic treatments, health or information services management,
counseling for psychosocial and cognitive needs, or related
services.
Newsletter readers and contributors include staff of health
professions accrediting agencies, educational
programs and institutions, professional organizations, certifying/licensing
boards, and media contacts.
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What's happening in the world of health professions? If you
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us know what you think about this newsletter-- and feel free
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Direct suggestions, comments, compliments, gripes, to:
Fred Donini-Lenhoff
Medical Education Products
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