Meeting the Nation's Needs for Biomedical and Behavioral Scientists Summary of the 1993 Public Hearings (1994) / Chapter Skim
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This includes: · continued support of biomedical research continued support of the NRSA program innovative methods for bringing young people into biomedical research - new mechanisms for "bridge" support from N1lSA to first "independent" funding · expanding the pool of young people going into research careers, including innovative ways of recruiting minority trainees developing curricula for M.D. trainees in biomedical science ascertainment that trainees' needs drive training programs, not mentors' needs · on-going dialogues regarding biomedical science as a national priority STATEMENT BY ADA K
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This program, begun in 1982 to assist faculty in developing their research careers, was phased out in 1991. There continues to be a need to enhance the research skills of nurses through postdoctoral study as well as additional opportunities to build new skills at the mid career level.
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APPENDIX D Table 1. Five-Year Doctoral Enrollment and Graduation Changes in the Same 53 Schools by Region and Student Status.
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