The Medical College of Wisconsin's nationally acclaimed programs in public and community health serve the social, health and education needs of the people in metro Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin.
More than 150 faculty work with over 300 community organizations to better identify health needs and create solutions to Wisconsin's greatest areas of health risk. In November, 2005 the Medical College of Wisconsin was recognized as a national leader for innovative community partnerships by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC).
The following selected MCW departmental centers and collaborative programs reflect the College's commitment to community partnerships:
Center for the Advancement of Underserved Children (Pediatrics)
Center for AIDS Intervention Research (Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine)
Center for Healthy Communities & Research
Injury Research Center
Special Pediatrics Programs (Pediatrics)
Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program (HWPP)
Healthy Wisconsin Leadership Institute (HWLI)
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