Titlebook: Becoming a Family Physician; Marilyn Little,John E. Midtling Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 communication.family medicine.ho

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Origins of Bioethics and Normative Ethics address these challenges. At first sight these four programs appear strikingly diverse: Two exist in urban, multispecialty facilities where attitudes toward family practice range from friendly support to hostile resistance. The other two are in smaller hospitals, where each is the only residency tr

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Origins of Bioethics and Normative Ethicsents must thus get most of their inpatient experience on other specialty services. A central dilemma in family medicine education is the amount of education and role modeling family practice residents receive from their own faculty as opposed to faculty in other specialties. Nowhere is this dilemma

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Clinical Judging and Decision Makingactions with environment. This natural complexity has helped generate and support family medicine’s interest in the behavioral sciences, including anthropology, systems analysis, sociology, family therapy, and health care economics. The academic entity responsible for training family practice physic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6797-6 some minor errors the past month. In addition, the Chief had told him to shave his beard and was clearly unamused when the intern surprised him with an article found through a computer search the previous night. The door opened. “Get in here, Johnson,” the Chief bellowed. As the intern sat down, th

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Clinical Judging and Decision Makingassess adequacy of training, and support residency graduates’ applications for hospital privileges. In addition, documentation is required by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.. As a part of documentation, a system is needed whereby residents can report diagnoses and procedure

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Approaches to Information Technologyhall to visit the director of the family practice residency. The administrator had been hired to take charge of a 100-bed public hospital located in a farm community suffering from a recession. With inadequate Medicaid payments and other reductions in public funds, he had to find a way to cut operat