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The Texas Regional Psychiatry Minority Mentor Network: A Regional Effort To Increase Psychiatry’s Workforce Diversity

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Harris, T.B., Mian, A., Lomax, J.W. et al. The Texas Regional Psychiatry Minority Mentor Network: A Regional Effort To Increase Psychiatry’s Workforce Diversity. Acad Psychiatry 36, 60–63 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ap.09070107

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