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    The Convenient Clinic

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    The absolute best clinic I have ever been to. Incredible option that we are lucky to have in the area.

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    The National Center for Health Research is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit organization founded…read morein 1999. It uses objective, research-based information to encourage new, more effective programs and policies that promote the health and safety of women and children. The President of the National Center is Diana Zuckerman. Diana and the other NC4H administrators have worked tirelessly since 1999 focusing on patient safety issues, consumer advocacy concerns, shaping health care policies at the Federal and state level. They and their trained patient representatives have testified before Congress, the Food and Drug Administration, the National Institute of Health and other government agencies to promote the need for evidence based medicine and to ensure that the drugs and medical devices marketed in the US are safe and are backed by reputable science and clinical trials. I was trained by the NC4H as a patient safety advocate in Washington D.C. and continue to work on projects through it's affiliate the USA Patient Network. I met with representatives from the Food and Drug Administration, the National Institute of Health, and patient advocates from all over the U.S. to discuss ways to improve health care at the state and national level.The NC4H and their trained patient advocates are doing this through political lobbying, collaborating with government agencies, researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers to make sure that health care is safe and that consumers are informed of any health risks associated with prescription drugs, medical devices, or medical treatments. The center has advocacy training workshops for people wanting to become involved in health care advocacy on a national level. I highly recommend them. If you are selected for training (you have to submit an application and be approved) you'll have a unique opportunity that no other organization is offering. In order to attend you must be a patient, you don't have to have prior advocacy experience. They are looking for patients who will actively represent the patient voice and experience when it comes to health care policy and research. www.center4research.org

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