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2023•The Annals of Family MedicineOpen access

Soaring to New Heights: Strengthening Outcomes and Assessment in Residency

Sarah Cole, Jay Fetter, M. Grace Oliver

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Preparing family medicine physicians to meet the needs of their patients is a fundamental goal of residency training. These needs shift, and so training must also adapt. The revised Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requirements for GME in family medicine call on residency

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Preparing family medicine physicians to meet the needs of their patients is a fundamental goal of residency training. These needs shift, and so training must also adapt. The revised Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requirements for GME in family medicine call on residency

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Preparing family medicine physicians to meet the needs of their patients is a fundamental goal of residency training. These needs shift, and so training must also adapt. The revised Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) requirements for GME in family medicine call on residency

Key concepts: Accreditation, Graduate medical education, Medicine, Residency training, Medical education, Family medicine, MEDLINE, Continuing education

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