Family practice clinics. Survey of family practice residents' attitudes.
PubMedPublished 1 September 1993
Heather Rubenstein, Cheryl Levitt
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Residents of McGill University's Department of Family Medicine were generally satisfied with their training site and their supervision, but noted problems with volume and diversity of patients, learning certain procedures, and knowledge of community resources.
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All residents of McGill University's Department of Family Medicine were surveyed by mail about their family practice clinic experience. Residents were generally satisfied with their training site and their supervision, but noted problems with volume and diversity of patients, learning certain procedures, and knowledge of community resources. They did not want more family medicine clinic time.
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