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Residency Program Insider, August 19, 2016
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“The way the GME funding stream works is a bit paradoxical: funds flow to the teaching hospitals to pay residents’ salaries and related expenses, while the academic programs in medical schools that manage the residencies (in terms of curriculum, evaluation, and accreditation) are not the direct recipients of this funding.”
- Steven Wartman, MD, PhD, discusses key priorities that must be addressed by a new GME model.
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