 February 1999 |
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| JAMA
Study Shows Jefferson Medical College Program Brings Family Physicians to Small Town
America In response to a national geographic maldistribution of physicians, Jefferson Medical College initiated the Physician Shortage Area Program (PSAP) in 1974 to increase the number of family doctors in rural and underserved areas, especially in Pennsylvania. full story... |
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| Jefferson
Doctors Using New Technique to ‘Melt’ Tumors Doctors at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital are using a new technique to essentially “melt” away cancerous liver tumors. full story... |
Integration
Update... The Board of Directors of Delaware Valley Medical Center (DVMC) announced plans to enter into an agreement with Frankford Hospital that will enhance the facility’s role as an area healthcare provider and major employer. full story... |
Measey Foundation Expands its Support of Jefferson |
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| Benefits
Office Announces Long-Term Care Insurance Offered Through TIAA-CREF Long-term care expenses now range from about $10,000 to $80,000 a year, depending upon the type of care and where it is is received. full story... |
Jefferson
Medical College Students Volunteer in Operation Smile’s New Effort in Philadelphia JMC students are volunteering their time and expertise in a new effort by Operation Smile to help children in Philadelphia receive medical care. full story... |
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