Prepare residents for the real world with practice management training
Residency Program Alert, May 1, 2010
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Although you may have had to teach yourself the business ropes, the trial-by-fire method no longer works for the current generation of physicians. From reimbursement to quality measures, the healthcare system is too complex for residents to leave the program without training.
Set your residents up for success by developing a structured practice management curriculum that will help them win at the game of life.
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