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<p>The King&#8217;s College Physician Assistant Studies program coordinated the seventh annual Northeast/Central Pennsylvania Interprofessional Education Coalition (NECPA- IPEC) Collaborative Care Summit. Over 180 students from health related fields of study and 32 faculty facilitators from King&#8217;s and five other area colleges and universities attended King&#8217;s portion of the summit, which focused on obesity. Participants, seated from left, are: Shellie Porter, LCCC, nursing; Rina Nikolaidis, Wilkes University, nursing; Aaron Gehrt, Misericordia University, physical therapy and Katherine Dugan, King&#8217;s College, physician assistant studies. Faculty members standing: Norman Honeywell, LCCC, Nursing; LoriAnn Pajalich, Wilkes University, nursing; Kristen Karnish, Misericordia University, physical therapy; Bill Reynolds, King&#8217;s College, physician assistant studies and Erin Myers, Community College of Baltimore County, radiography.</p><style>
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Kings’ PA students coordinate Collaborative Care Summit