Residency Program Alert September 2009
Residency Program Alert, September 1, 2009
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This issue takes an indepth look at the issue of resident burnout. Learn what causes it and how program directors and coordinators can help prevent it. Also in this issue, coordinators get a primer on how to manager their to-do lists to save time and stay one step ahead. Program directors and coordinators will also gain tips for managing recruitment and selecting the best candidates.
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