Prerequisite Objectives for Graduate Surgical Education: A Study of the Graduate Medical Education Committee American College of Surgeons
Journal of the American College of SurgeonsPublished 1 January 1998
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The evidence that many core proficiencies are held in common by all surgical specialties argues strongly for careful coordination and cooperation among the various residency programs in an institution to achieve these objectives in a common learning program.
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The evidence that many core proficiencies are held in common by all surgical specialties argues strongly for careful coordination and cooperation among the various residency programs in an institution to achieve these objectives in a common learning program.
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