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Title VII and the Development and Promotion of National Initiatives in Training Primary Care Clinicians in the United States
Academic Medicine, 10/31/08

Davis AK et al. - The most significant outcomes of the Title VII contracts awarded to national primary care organizations are increased collaboration and enhanced innovation in ambulatory training for students, residents, and faculty. Overall, generalist competencies and education in new content areas have been the distinguishing features of these initiatives. This effort has enhanced not only generalist training but also the general medical education of all students, including future specialists, because so much of the generalist competency agenda is germane to the general medical education mission.

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Methodological Rigor of Quality Improvement Curricula for Physician Trainees: A Systematic Review and Recommendations for Change
Academic Medicine, 11/30/09

Perspective: Physician Leadership in Quality
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Somatisation in primary care: experiences of primary care physicians involved in a training program and in a randomised controlled trial
BMC Family Practice, 11/30/09

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