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8 Reflections on the Day
Pages 77-78

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... Polsky then opened the floor to comments from the workshop participants. One unidentified participant from the American College of Preventive Medicine suggested there are many places where preventive medicine specialists could serve as the bridge between clinical care and community needs.
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... As a final comment, Uche Uchendu said she would like to see more overt emphasis on health equity and health disparities in this work because the assumption that addressing social need and social issues will take care of health equity issues is usually incorrect.
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