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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2012 · 48 MIN

Does Rural Healthcare Have a Future?

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At the Café Revue in Fresno, a panel of healthcare providers and journalists discussed the future of rural medicine. Moderator Michelle Levander, the director of the California Endowment Health Journalism Fellowships, Fresno-area clinician and family doctor Marcia Sablan, community health reporter Rebecca Plevin, and Herrmann Spetzler, CEO of Open Door Community Health Centers in northern California, discussed doctor shortages, improving access, the problem of transportation, and the possibilities of telemedicine and technology at an event co-presented by the California Wellness Foundation.

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