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Updated September 2002 MAPP Students and Graduates Since January 1, 1997 there have been 202 MAPP Students enrolled at seven MAPP partner institutions. 107 MAPP students have graduated. To see a geographic picture of where MAPP students and graduates are located in the United States click on the link below: Graduate Summary as of 08/31/02 By Regional AHEC Colorado
Central - 37 Total - 107
Beth El/ University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS) - 7 Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains (PPRM) - 4 Red Rocks Community College (RRCC) - 40 Regis University - 2 University of Colorado Health Sciences Center - 34 University of Northern Colorado - 6 University of Wyoming - 14 Total - 107 By Discipline Nurse Practitioner -63 Certified Nurse-Midwife - 4 Physician Assistant - 40 Total - 107 Seven MAPP Studies: Expectations, Realities and Outcomes a study conducted by the MAPP Leadership Council using the MAPP Interdisciplinary Applied Research Model (MIARM) Download the studies by clicking on the following links:
A 2000 Study, MAPP ONLINE VOICES, is available. The publication describes the online results of the MAPP qualitative assessment and evaluation study of the impact of online education on students and faculty. You
can download a copy of the 45 page study by clicking below. The
download will require a copy of Adobe Reader 4.0, which can be obtained
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Mountain and Plains Partnership
The Mountain and Plains
Partnership (MAPP) is a coalition of 16 higher education institutions,
government agencies and community organizations. The eight education
institution MAPP partners are using various distance learning technologies
to educate "homegrown" Nurse Practitioners, Certified Nurse-Midwives
and Physician Assistants who are committed to providing primary health
care in underserved rural and low-income urban areas in Colorado,
Wyoming and the bordering states. MAPP began in 1995, with
a 15 month planning grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
(RWJF), on January 1, 1997. MAPP began a six-year Implementation
grant project, with $1.3 million funding from RWJF. MAPP is
one of eight RWJF Partnerships for Training (PFT) Projects. For further
information on the eight RWJF/PFT projects, go to National
Program Office web site. MAPP gratefully acknowledges support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Partnerships for Training; the State of Colorado's Education Technology Incentive and Continuation Grant Programs and the Technology Learning Grant and Revolving Loan Program; the Area Health Education Centers (AHECs); the Colorado Health Professions Panel; the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center; the University of Phoenix; and the MAPP Partner Education Institutions, Agencies and Organizations. Did you know that MAPP is a member of the grassroots Colorado Rural Development Council (CRDC) ? Check out the Council at http://www.ruralcolorado.org.
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