Crafting an annual resident program evaluation form
Residency Program Alert, February 1, 2009
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As a residency program coordinator, you’ll probably have a hand in developing, distributing, collecting, or summarizing residents’ annual program evaluations.
The ACGME Common Program Requirements state that residents must have the opportunity to anonymously evaluate the program once per year in writing.
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