IN THE NEWS
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The Wisconsin Partnership Program represents a far-reaching commitment by University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health to improve the health and well-being of Wisconsin residents through investments in research, education, prevention practices and interventions, and policy development.
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Apply for Funding
The 2013 Community-Academic Partnership Fund Request for Partnerships is now available.
Through the Community-Academic Partnership Fund, the Wisconsin Partnership Program supports efforts by community-based organizations and government agencies working with an academic partner to improve the health of Wisconsin residents. |
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Focusing on Last Stages of Life
A community grant created an active network of palliative care and hospice service providers who are improving the last stages of life for rural Wisconsin patients and their loved ones.
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Improving Wisconsin’s Rural Medicine
To address the state’s serious shortage of physicians in rural areas, the UW School of Medicine and Public Health created the Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine (WARM) with funding from the Wisconsin Partnership Program.
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Developing Drugs to Fight Infection
In response to the public health crisis of infection due to antibiotic resistant germs, a grant research project identified novel compounds that could lead to new antimicrobial drugs. |
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