How to get (and keep) residents engaged in journal club
Residency Program Alert, July 1, 2010
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As programs become more crowded and residents’ work hours become more stringent, it’s even more important for program leaders to better integrate journal clubs into their curricula. Improving the journal club will engage residents in the learning activity and enhance its educational benefit.
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