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Residency Program Insider, September 9, 2016
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Clinical documentation is often overlooked during residency, yet without proper training, new physicians can put their patients at risk, as well as negatively impact their facility’s bottom line. Join us for a 60-minute complimentary webcast on Tuesday, October 11, at 1 PM EDT, to learn how your program can best enhance your residents’ documentation capabilities.
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