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05.17.2010
Academic Health Centers and Community Health Centers: The Landscape of Current Partnerships
04.28.2010
The Compelling Value Proposition of Academic Health Centers
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Academic Health Center-Community Health Center Partnerships Improve Access to Care
04.01.2010
Health Workforce Key to Successful Health Reform Implementation
03.04.2010
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12.11.2009
Legislative Analysis: Health Workforce Provisions in Pending Health Reform Bills
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The Clinical Trials Administration Toolkit is designed to assist academic health center leaders, research administrators, and chief compliance officers in establishing, strengthening, and improving the administrative infrastructure for the research enterprise, particularly to manage and support compliance functions for clinical trials.
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Out of Order, Out of Time:The State of the Nation's Health Workforce, 
is a report undertaken by the Association of Academic Health Centers (AAHC) to focus attention on the critical need for a new collaborative, coordinated national health workforce planning initiative.
UPDATE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Steven A. Wartman, MD, PhD
AAHC Congratulates Congress and the White House on Health Reform
The AAHC congratulates Congress and the Administration on the passage of the new health reform legislation. AAHC's support for the measure was mentioned by Dr. Howard Koh, Assistant Secretary for Health at HHS, at the beginning of his commentary before AAHC's International Forum in Washington on Monday, March 22nd. Dr. Koh quoted briefly from the letter of support sent by Dr. Wartman before launching into his remarks: While the plan proposed is an imperfect one, we feel that, based on the principles of social justice, passage of improved health coverage deserves our support. A just society cannot continue to have large segments of its population forced to make decisions between their health and their financial well-being. Because academic health centers have a historic commitment to providing access to care for the under served, the AAHC believes it is unacceptable that tens of millions of Americans lack adequate health insurance. We will also continue our efforts to emphasize the urgent need to address very substantive health workforce issues, as health workforce reform is essential to effective health care delivery.