ACGME approves revised Common Program Requirements Sections I-V
Residency Program Alert, October 18, 2018
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This summer, the ACGME approved revisions to Sections I–V of the Common Program Requirements, following a revision to Section VI, which went into effect last year. Although the latest set of revised Common Program Requirements won’t go into effect until July 1, 2019, and no citations will be issued for those requirements for a year, programs, in partnership with their sponsoring institutions, should begin working toward implementing all the new elements. The following are some of the changes to the requirements you should take note of.
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