Educating, Training, and Mentoring Minority Faculty and Other Trainees in Mental Health Services Research
Academic PsychiatryPublished 7 March 2007Open access
Joel Yager, Howard Waitzkin, Tassy Parker, Bonnie Duran
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The authors describe the evolution of a novel national training program to develop minority faculty for mental health services research careers that addressed the considerable challenges affecting trainee career decisions and paths.
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Early outcomes support the value of these programs.
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