SEALS: an Innovative Pipeline Program Targeting Obstacles to Diversity in the Physician Workforce.

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Cassandra D L Fritz

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Dana Levinson

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Darrell Nabers

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Holly Humphrey

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Monica B Vela

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Educational benefits of diversity in medical school: a survey of students.

Minority and nonminority pediatricians' care of minority and poor children.

Disparities in human resources: addressing the lack of diversity in the health professions.

Race, ethnicity, and medical student well-being in the United States.

Are disadvantaged and underrepresented minority applicants more likely to apply to the program in medical education-health equity?

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Valerie G Press

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