January 1, 1997

Pediatric Residency as Preparation for Primary Care Practice

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Implications of these results change with different content areas, suggesting the need to improve training for all residents in some areas and extending to all residents some of the curriculum already implemented in the primary care track.

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Bonnie W. Camp (Wed,) studied this question.

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