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Grants to Support the Quality of Medical Care in Delaware is sponsored by Delaware Foundation for Medical Services (DFMS). The DFMS provides grants for charitable and educational purposes to enhance the quality of medical care in Delaware.
This includes supporting non-profit clinics by helping with physician malpractice insurance, supporting food and nutrition education resources, and providing financial assistance for the operations of the MSD podcast series.
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