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Clinical Teaching Fellow Practice Within Complex Clinical-Educational Systems: An Activity Theory-Informed Case Study. [PDF]
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Net present value analysis of total salary compensation in hand surgery: academic versus non-academic careers. [PDF]
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NEUROPSYCHIATRY IN GROUP PRACTICE
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1949As a result of complex socio-economic pressures a new pattern of medical practice is emerging which promises to alter the entire scene, especially that of psychiatry. One facet of this pattern is the trend toward the organization of specialists into a collaborative clinical group, thus making available to their collective clientele expert medical and ...
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1983
This feature examines the many new types of health care delivery systems now operating and developing. It is in keeping with POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE'S responsibility to bring readers information not only on clinical subjects but on changes that are occurring in the social, economic, ethical, and legal aspects of practice.
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This feature examines the many new types of health care delivery systems now operating and developing. It is in keeping with POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE'S responsibility to bring readers information not only on clinical subjects but on changes that are occurring in the social, economic, ethical, and legal aspects of practice.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1966
LTHOUGH it is generally believed that group A medical practice originated in the western hemisphere and particularly in the United States, actually group medicine was practiced in Europe many years ago. According to Thompson [I], “In Europe the great pioneer medical teachers, like Vesalius, gathered groups of physicians around them in places like Padua,
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LTHOUGH it is generally believed that group A medical practice originated in the western hemisphere and particularly in the United States, actually group medicine was practiced in Europe many years ago. According to Thompson [I], “In Europe the great pioneer medical teachers, like Vesalius, gathered groups of physicians around them in places like Padua,
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