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The Rural Telehealth and Community Education Network (RTCEN) is
operated by Central Michigan University in collaboration with a
growing base of community partners. Presently, the major network
partners are: the twenty-six member Isabella County Health & Human
Services Collaborative Council, six additional health care systems,
the Michigan Health Council, Michigan Center for Rural Health, and the
Clare and Gratiot County Collaborative Councils. This list of partners
is expected to grow.
Central Michigan University is Michigan’s fifth largest university
serving over 27,000 full-time students. As a public, regionally
accredited, not-for-profit, Carnegie Doctoral/Research Intensive
University, CMU offers undergraduate through doctoral degrees in over
150 academic fields, including the health professions. The activities
of the RTCEN are consistent with CMU’s mission, which expresses a
longstanding commitment to providing educational access, service and
outreach across the state, the nation and globally to support
education, learning and the advancement of knowledge in communities
and among citizens, many of whom would not otherwise have access to
higher education opportunities.
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