Renewing postgraduate family medicine education: the rationale for Triple C.
PubMedPublished 1 August 2011
Jonathan R. Kerr, Allyn Walsh, Jill Konkin, David Tannenbaum, Andrew J. Organek, Ean Parsons
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Canadian family medicine training is highly praised worldwide, but more recently it has been affected by many external pressures and issues such as training efficiency, social accountability, and a global move toward competency-based education suggest it is time for curriculum renewal.
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