Feature blog post: Support for residents' spouses
Residency Program Connection, October 7, 2008
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I spoke at a coordinator retreat at the University of Connecticut a couple weeks ago and got into a conversation about its system-wide spouse organization. This group developed as a support network for the spouses of residents during all their graduate medical education training programs. To read this rest of this post, click here.
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