Self‐perceived preparedness for practice among graduating physical medicine & rehabilitation residents

Ultimately, residency programs should increase administrative training and identify internal strengths and weaknesses by polling their residents.

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PM&R
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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1002/pmrj.13246
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Self‐perceived preparedness for practice among graduating physical medicine & rehabilitation residents

Timothy Tiu, Diana Molinares, Nathan A. Wasserman, Laura Huang
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Self‐perceived preparedness for practice among graduating physical medicine & rehabilitation residents

Timothy Tiu, Diana Molinares, Nathan A. Wasserman, Laura Huang
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Abstract

Ultimately, residency programs should increase administrative training and identify internal strengths and weaknesses by polling their residents.

PM&RVol. 17(1)
University of Miami (US)
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Innovations in Medical Education
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