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What Is a Residency? What Is a Resident?

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2007
Residency programs exist to train the next generation of podiatric physicians. A brief review of residency programs and what constitutes a "resident" is offered in a concise format.
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Residency training program: Perceptions of residents

Annals of African Medicine, 2010
There is a phobia among doctors for the residency training program, since the establishment of the program over 30 years ago. The reason for establishing the program was mainly to provide the much-needed specialists in medicine.To ascertain the perception of the residency training program among residents.Structured questionnaires were administered to ...
Yusufu, L. M. D., Ahmed, A., Odigie, V. I., Delia, I. Z., Mohammed, A.   +4 more
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Mentorship in otolaryngology residency: The resident perspective

The Laryngoscope, 2010
Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: To assess the current state of mentorship in otolaryngology residency. Study Design: Internet‐based anonymous survey of chief residents in otolaryngology residency.
Amy K, Hsu, Abtin, Tabaee, Mark S, Persky   +2 more
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Chief resident in pharmacy residency programs

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2007
The frequency of chief resident positions in pharmacy residency programs and the roles and responsibilities of such chief residents are described.A Web-based questionnaire was developed to determine the current state and interest of residency program directors (RPDs) in chief residency programs within pharmacy residency training.
Jill S, Burkiewicz, Susan P, Bruce
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Factors Effecting the Recruitment of Residents: The Residents’ and Residency Directors’ View ^*

The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1983
A survey of the opinions of Canadian psychiatric residents (N = 199) and their residency directors (N = 13) was conducted regarding six hypothesized reasons for the decline in psychiatric career choice by medical students. The residents felt that the adverse effects of undergraduate education and the negative socialization experience in medical school ...
S, McNevin, P, Leichner
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Techniques for Evaluating Residents and Residency Programs

Pediatrics, 1996
A comprehensive, functioning evaluation system is an important component of a residency program. It should focus on the residency program as well as on the residents and should provide feedback to the residents, their teachers, and the program director.
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Where do Golgi residents reside?

Trends in Cell Biology, 2000
Ever since Camillo Golgi's initial description, over a century ago, of the organelle that would eventually bear his name, scientists have sought to understand how this beautifully organized stack of membranes functions inside the eukaryotic cell. The function of the Golgi as a central player in the anterograde traffic of secretory proteins is well ...
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Resident Recruitment

Academic Radiology, 2003
This article has introduced the reader to the critical components of successful recruitment of radiology residents. With particular attention to the ACGME institutional and program requirements regarding resident recruitment, and an explanation of the support systems (ERAS and NRMP) currently available to those involved in applicant review and ...
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Revising the Residency

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1986
Excerpt To the editor: The recent article by Schroeder and colleagues (1) provides a clear analysis and shows foresight in attempting to match the changing face of medicine and residency training n...
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Residents teaching residents: The case for interdepartmental resident lecture programs

Medical Education, 2020
Christos Theophanous, Reem Itani
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