A pilot study of peer review in residency training

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Patricia A. Thomas
Kelly A. Gebo
David B. Hellmann
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[1] Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine,the Department of Medicine
来源
Journal of General Internal Medicine | 1999年 / 14卷
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education; internal medicine; peer evaluation; residency training; humanism;
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OBJECTIVE: To explore the utility of peer review (review by fellow interns or residents in the firm) as an additional method of evaluation in a university categorical internal medicine residency program.
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页码:551 / 554
页数:3
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