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[POTENTIAL JUNK MAIL] Want to learn more about how patient care across various healthcare specialities has been impacted by the pandemic?
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Subject: Want to learn more about how patient care across various healthcare
specialities has been impacted by the pandemic?

Description:
Join UMD AMSA at our COVID-19 Patient Care Panel: We will give students
insight on how various medical specialties are dealing with COVID-19,
heightened healthcare disparities, as well as the future of telemedicine. Our
featured panelists include Dr. J. Corey Williams (MD), CJ Thomas (PA), Emily
Ollis (Nurse Practitioner), and Dr. Neil Spiegel (DO). Join us on Tuesday,
April 20th from 7 to 8 pm via Zoom (ter.ps/amsaspring21) to learn more about
how the pandemic has affected patient care! Submit questions that you want to
ask the panelists at ter.ps/amsaPanelQ by 4/19!


Event Date: April 20, 2021
Event Start Time: 7:00 pm
Event End Time: 8:00 pm
Event Location: ter.ps/amsaspring21
Contact Person: Ethan Cheng
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