Titlebook: Handbook for the Academic Physician; William C. McGaghie (Associate Professor),John J. Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 Pet.d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-33708-1luation done for such other purposes as documenting a clinical clerk’s ability to do a physical examination or assessing character traits among prospective residents is often viewed negatively by learners because it is seen as “a waste of time” or “meaningless.” In short, evaluation is a process to

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Evaluation of Learnersluation done for such other purposes as documenting a clinical clerk’s ability to do a physical examination or assessing character traits among prospective residents is often viewed negatively by learners because it is seen as “a waste of time” or “meaningless.” In short, evaluation is a process to

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Professional Settings for the Academic Physiciane practice of medicine as part of organized groups including private clinics, health maintenance organizations (HMOs), large group practices, and public health hospitals, the sense of independence and individuality is strong in the new medical graduate. Life in medical organizations and groups there

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Advancement and Promotion: Managing the Individual Careeric medical center. Medical schools, which were once rather simple educational institutions, have evolved into highly complex organizations. Widespread growth and increased sophistication in teaching, biomedical and behavioral research, and medical services has been the norm.

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