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LICENSURE EVALUATION OF EUROPEAN MEDICAL GRADUATES
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1948The Evaluation of Foreign Medical Credentials sounds uninteresting, and when Dr. Bierring asked me to speak at this meeting he suggested the title "Implications of Foreign Medical Graduates in Licensure," which to me seemed to be of more interest. This short presentation is therefore really a combination of both titles.
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DIRECTIONS IN MEDICAL LICENSURE
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966In this issue the Council on Medical Education presents the 64th annual report on medical licensure (pp 857-906). The statistical and factual material assembled in the report represents the usual careful and commendably complete survey of the field expected of the Council.
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State Medical Licensure for Telemedicine and Teleradiology
Telemedicine and e-Health, 2015Physician medical licensure is state based for historical and constitutional reasons. It may also provide the best method for guaranteeing patient protection from unqualified, incompetent, impaired, or unprofessional practitioners of medicine. However, a significant cost for physicians practicing telemedicine is having to obtain multiple state medical ...
Elizabeth A. Krupinski +2 more
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Major Reform in Medical Licensure Laws
New England Journal of Medicine, 1970AT the end of a rather lackluster legislative year, the Massachusetts General Court has redeemed itself handsomely in the medicolegal field by enacting one of the most important reforms in medical-...
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RECIPROCITY AND MEDICAL LICENSURE IN CALIFORNIA
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1925To the Editor: —In the article by Raymond Pearl on the "Distribution of Physicians in the United States" (The Journal, April 4), it is shown that in 1920 there were in the Pacific division of the United States 24.4 physicians per 10,000 of population, while in the second highest group, the West North Central division, there were only 17 physicians per
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
George T. Lukemeyer +12 more
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George T. Lukemeyer +12 more
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