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Journal of General Internal MedicinePublished 26 July 2005Open access
Anne Tomolo, Aleece Caron, Michelle L. Perz, Troy Fultz, David C. Aron
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This pilot study suggests that OCs are feasible and reliable educational tools for enhancing competence in systems-based practice (SBP) and suggests that residents improved their knowledge of patient safety and had positive attitudes about the curriculum.
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This pilot study suggests that OCs are feasible and reliable educational tools for enhancing competence in SBP.
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