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The board received tens of thousands of public comments leading up to the decision.
The vote came after several meetings discussing how best to use the $3 million.
Officials are inviting the public to weigh in on the plan.
Researchers say the goal is to help providers and partners fill gaps and improve outcomes.
The students will focus on two Coast Guard veterans, detailing their time in and out of service.
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