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Neurosurgery Clerkships in United States Medical Schools: A Survey of Doctor of Medicine–Granting and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine–Granting Schools

World Neurosurgery, 2023
Exposure to neurosurgery is important for knowledge of neurosurgical conditions that physicians may encounter. The current status of neurosurgery nonsubinternship clerkships in the United States is unknown; this study determined the availability and format of non-subinternship neurosurgery clerkships in DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine)-granting and ...
Kyle Hulse, Sharon Durfy, Eric Lassiter, Ali C. Ravanpay   +3 more
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Health orientation in medical education, United States: The Texas College of osteopathic medicine

Preventive Medicine, 1981
Abstract The Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine is engaged in a major curricular revision, based on the recently published goals statement of the college, entitled “Design of the Medical Curriculum in Relation to the Health Needs of the Nation.” The statement is in three parts: (a) American health and health care; (b) the educational goals of the ...
Charles D. Ogilvie, Irvin M. Korr
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The current state of headache medicine education in the United States and Canada: An observational, survey‐based study of neurology clerkship directors and curriculum deans

Headache, 2021
To investigate the current headache medicine education paradigm in allopathic and osteopathic medical schools in the United States and Canada.
A. Pace, S. Orr, Noah L Rosen, J. Safdieh, G. B. Cruz, Adam S Sprouse-Blum   +5 more
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The first century of osteopathic medicine in the United States of America.

Transactions & studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 1978
S R Mercer
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The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. American volume, 2022
According to a recent report, an increasing proportion of orthopaedic surgeons in the United States (5.6%) have a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree, up from the 4.4% reported in 2007.
O. Sax, Nathan R. Angerett, Ethan A. Remily, Michael E. Kahan, R. Delanois, M. Mont, James Nace   +6 more
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Quality of Care: An Assessment of the Contributions of Osteopathic Medicine

The AAO Journal, 2022
Since the advent of Medicare in 1965, the concept of quality of care in medical practice in the United States has been under review, and a revision of ideas and responsibilities to the patient (consumer) has had a major impact on the system of delivery.
A. Chila
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Geographical distribution of osteopathic urology residents and match trends in the United States

Journal of Osteopathic Medicine
Context Applying into urology residency is highly competitive. Disparities in osteopathic (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine [DO]) representation exist within the current urology workforce.
Ryan Wong, Bebe Eke, Andrew D. Vogel, Bracken Burns, Kristen Conrad-Schnetz   +4 more
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Mortality of COVID-19 and Seasonal Influenza in Southern Nevada and the United States

, 2021
Mortality of COVID-19 and Seasonal Influenza in Southern Nevada and the United States Nilsha Khurana, OMS-II; nkhurana@student.touro.edu Avneet Bedi, OMS-II; abedi2@student.touro.edu Weldon E Havins, MD, JD, LLM, FCLM, Professor Emeritus Touro University
Nilsha Khurana, A. Bedi, W. Havins
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Increase in the Number of Medical Schools in the United States and Its Potential Adverse Ramifications for Urology Residency Applicants

Cureus
Introduction: This study assesses the unbalanced expansion of medical education institutions in the United States regarding the growth of urology residency programs.
Umberto Donato, Dominique M Ebedes, D. Nelwan, Ahmad Imam, Trushar Patel   +4 more
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The epidemiology of osteopathic diagnoses and treatments in United States emergency departments from 2018 to 2021

Journal of Osteopathic Medicine
Context Although a large proportion of US emergency physicians are osteopathic physicians (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine [DOs]), the frequency of osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM) use in emergency departments (EDs) is unknown.
Aviya Distefano, Hanna Harris, Kaitlin M. Bowers, D. Nikolla   +3 more
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