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             FAU, Broward Health

             Announce Partnership for

             Academic Medicine

             Florida Atlantic University and Broward Health have
             announced a partnership agreement that will provide
             academic medicine to Broward County and opportunities to
             collaborate in the areas of education, clinical training and
             practice, health services administration and research.
                       The groundbreaking partnership was announced
                       by Shane Strum, president and CEO of Broward
                       Health, during its State of the System address
                       recognizing the system’s 85th anniversary.
             As part of the collaboration, FAU and Broward Health plan to
             explore opportunities for joint research and scholarship at the
             student and faculty level, community engagement, fundraising
             opportunities, and integrating academic medicine, first
             within the setting of the system’s safety-net hospital. Safety-net
             practices are defined by the Institute of Medicine as “those
             providers that organize and deliver a significant level of health
             care and other needed services to uninsured, Medicaid and
             other vulnerable patients.”

             “Florida Atlantic University and Broward Health share a
             common vision and purpose of providing high-quality and
             compassionate medical care, stellar education, and lifesaving
             research close to home,” said Brad Levine, chair, FAU Board
             of Trustees. “This collaboration makes us part of a vital
             network in Broward County that connects us with a partner
             that will enable us to care for our community.”

             Students in health sciences enrolled at FAU will have access to
             physicians and clinical facilities within Broward Health thanks
             to this agreement.
             “We welcome opportunities for collaboration to expand our
             health care network, provide lifesaving medical services,
             and importantly, train the next generation of physicians who
             will serve our communities with compassion, integrity and
             highly skilled care,” said Strum.“ As the first statutory teaching
             hospital in Broward County, partnerships like this one ensure
             we continue to build the skilled physician workforce our
             region needs while meeting the health care needs of our
             communities today.”











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