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Descriptive Characteristics of Undergraduate Research Associate Programs in the United States: Findings from a National Registry. [PDF]

Spartan Med Res J
Keyes DC, Arroyo D, Abdulshafi GW, Carzon J, Beyer M, Beyer M, Hardin B, Samaha H, Klausner H.   +8 more
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Introducing physician associates

InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2017
Physician associate (PA) is a new profession that has the potential to change healthcare delivery in the UK. However, it is poorly understood by both the medical profession and the public. Evolving health needs, patient expectations, treatment and delivery of healthcare have led to proposed new care models that require a different skill mix to ...
Susan Denton, Krishni Manorajan, Pahim Miah   +2 more
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Conflicts associated with physicians' pregnancies

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1983
The authors surveyed clinical faculty and residents in one medical school to assess perceived stress related to working with a pregnant colleague. The majority acknowledged stress to themselves and their departments yet indicated that pregnancy had a humanizing effect on the work environment.
K, Franco, C L, Evans, A P, Best, J P, Zrull, G A, Pizza   +4 more
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Physician associates in the NHS

BMJ, 2023
Rebecca, Rosen, William, Palmer
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AMERICAN PHYSICIANS ART ASSOCIATION

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955
To the Editor:— About 18 years ago, the American Physicians Art Association was founded by Dr. Francis H. Redewill Sr., of San Francisco, for the purpose of stimulating interest in art in its many facets among the members of the medical profession. Numerous local and state groups have, through the years, held exhibits that have been enthusiastically ...
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