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emphasizing practical skills. Community and rural healthcare are emphasized, alongside self-directed learning. Graduates are encouraged to think logically, express ideas clearly, and understand the social context of health. Teaching methods prioritize hands-on experience over lectures, promoting active learning in small groups. Clinical training occurs in outpatient settings and communities, with small group clinics for personalized attention. Integrated teaching approaches connect different disciplines through problem-based learning. Group discussions and seminars enhance communication and leadership skills. Faculty development and modern educational technology are emphasized. To optimize learning, vacation time is limited, and adequate resources are required for curriculum implementation.
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The medical curriculum aims to train graduates to be versatile physicians capable of preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative care. It offers a broad yet flexible education to prepare them for diverse career paths. Specialized training is tailored to various service environments,
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adding to it
M.D.
D.O.
United States
internship
residency
continuum of medical education
undergraduate medical education
continuing medical education
Graduate Medical Education (American Medical Association)
"What is Osteopathic Graduate Medical Education"
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https://www.aamc.org/media/19151/download
"Graduate Medical Education"
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Medical education in the United States
Pre-medical
Medical school
Clerkship
Sub-internship
Graduate medical education
Internship
Residency
Fellowship
Board certification
Licensure
Continuing medical education

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