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Residency Program Insider, May 13, 2016
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"Commitment to continuity of care reflects the highest ideals of our profession. The question to ask education leaders is this: Is continuity of care a core value in training? We believe that the answer is yes, and the time is now to apply the community's ingenuity and determination to better align residency education training with cherished values."
- Matthew S. Ellman, MD; Daniel G. Tobin, MD; Jadwiga Stepczynski, MD; and Benjamin Doolittle, MD; call for innovating resident education in a perspectives piece in the Journal of Graduate Medical Education.
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