Residency Program Alert, January 2010
Residency Program Alert, January 1, 2010
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The January issue of RPA provides 10 best practices for handoffs that program directors and faculty members should implement and teach residents. In our program spotlight section, RPA highlights a four-step process used to teach residents practice-based learning and improvement. Coordinators who are up to their eyeballs in resident files can develop a record retention schedule with the tips provided in this issue.
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