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  • 1Tara M. McSwigan is an assistant professor in the hybrid PA program at the University of Pittsburgh, and practices clinically at MedExpress Urgent Care in Pittsburgh, Pa. David Beck is an associate dean for interprofessional studies and chair and associate professor of the PA program at the University of Pittsburgh. Deborah Farkas is program administrator of the PA program at the University of Pittsburgh. The authors have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.

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