Editor’s note
Residency Program Insider, January 6, 2017
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Dear readers,
Have you heard of Residency Program Alert (RPA)? This 12-plus page newsletter is the big sister publication to Residency Program Insider. The monthly paid publication offers in-depth advice from in-the-trenches GME experts. Colleagues share tips and tools from everything to implementing ACGME requirements to best practices on resident recruitment and assessment.
Starting this week, articles from RPA will be released on a weekly basis. At the end of each month we’ll roll the corresponding weekly articles into a downloadable digital issue. This is the next step in HCPro’s efforts to deliver you up-to-date news and analysis and become greener as the publication goes all digital. Beginning today, a brand-new RPA article will be announced in RPI. Check out today’s article below.
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Son Hoang, editor, Residency Program Insider
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