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The Community Health Informatics Project (CHIP) is
a part of the Introduction to Health Care course for
first-year medical students at Georgetown University
School of Medicine. The project builds skills in public
health, research, writing, and oral communication.
Students choose a county to research, learn about the
county by gathering data online, and create a public
health intervention to improve their county's health.
They report back their findings in an oral presentation.
Introduction to Health Care I
View Sample County Record
See data for Washington, DC.
Contacts
CHIP Director — A. Seiji Hayashi, M.D. 202-687-5322, 218 Kober Cogan, ash23@georgetown.edu.
IHC Course Director — Steve
Schwartz, M.D. 202-687-1623, 206A Kober-Cogan, sms4@georgetown.edu.
Educational Coordinator — Andrea
Cammack 202-687-1606, 207 Kober Cogan, ac325@georgetown.edu.
Help finding statistics — Students
are to use the library reference desk 7-1448 or email dmlreference@georgetown.edu to
send email to a librarian.
Web Site Assistance — Brian
Boston bostonb@georgetown.edu (also
for problems signing up for counties).
Need a NetID password? Contact the University Information
Services Help Desk at 202-687-4949, Monday - Friday
from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm.
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