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Conclusion
The student-run Magis Psychiatry Clinic is a blend ofmedical-student training and access to psychiatry servicesfor the homeless population. The free psychiatric clinic isstudent-run, independently raising funds from grants, pri-vate donations, and fundraising events. Partnering withthe psychiatry third-year clerkship, medical-student partic-ipants are largely satisfied with their training experience aswell as the clinic’s commitment to service in general.
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In thearticle bySchneebergerAR,MuenzenmaierK,AbramsM,et al:Comprehensive trauma training curriculumfor psychiatry residents (Acad Psychiatry 2012; 36:136–137), the e-mail address for the corresponding author,Kristina Muenzenmaier, is [email protected].
In the March–April issue (Acad Psychiatry 2012; 36:142–145), the e-mail contact address for Ryan J. VanLieshout, M.D., was incorrect. Dr. Van Lieshout’s e-mail address is [email protected]
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