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Emergency Medicine Advocacy Reimagined in the New 911 Legislative Grassroots Network

By Andrew I. Bern, MD, FACEP | on July 8, 2015 | 0 Comment
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The winning chapters will be recognized at the ACEP Council meeting in Boston on October 25, 2015.

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All ACEP members are invited to view and explore our new ACEP Advocacy microsite where you can sign up for the 911 Network and learn more about how you can make a difference. Remember that you will have to sign in with your ACEP username and password for access to the site.

For additional information, contact Jeanne Slade or Dr. Bern.


Dr. Bern is national coordinator for the 911 Legislative Grassroots Network and a member of the ACEP Federal Government Affairs Committee.

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Topics: 911 Legislative Grassroots NetworkAdvocacyLeadership and Advocacy ConferencePoliticsPublic Policy

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