The Rochester Practice-Based Experience
Archives of Internal MedicinePublished 13 June 1994
Charles H. Packman
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A realistic immersion into the daily activities of an internist provides an enriching balance to the traditional hospital-based clerkship and is feasible and of equal academic rigor to the hospital experience.
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The practice-based experience is feasible and of equal academic rigor to the hospital experience. This realistic immersion into the daily activities of an internist provides an enriching balance to the traditional hospital-based clerkship.
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