Researchers Tackle Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
Public Health,Medicine,Healthcare,Healthcare Reform,Rural America
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As more rural hospitals close and access to healthcare clinics and physicians gets harder for rural residents, researchers in Duluth, Minnesota, are looking at the impact transportation has on rural healthcare.
At the University of Minnesota Duluth, researchers and faculty members are working with the Arrowhead Regional Development Commission to find ways to sustain and re-imagine healthcare transportation...
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