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Time to Heal
American Medical Education from the Turn of the Century to the Era of Managed Care
Book • 2005
This book explores the intricate relationship between medical education and the broader healthcare system.
It examines how funding models, policy changes, and institutional priorities shape the training and development of future physicians.
The author delves into the historical context of medical education, tracing its evolution and highlighting key milestones.
The book also analyzes the challenges faced by medical schools and teaching hospitals in balancing educational missions with financial constraints.
It offers insights into the future of medical education and the need for innovative approaches to ensure the continued training of high-quality healthcare professionals.
The book provides a comprehensive overview of the complexities and challenges in medical education.
It examines how funding models, policy changes, and institutional priorities shape the training and development of future physicians.
The author delves into the historical context of medical education, tracing its evolution and highlighting key milestones.
The book also analyzes the challenges faced by medical schools and teaching hospitals in balancing educational missions with financial constraints.
It offers insights into the future of medical education and the need for innovative approaches to ensure the continued training of high-quality healthcare professionals.
The book provides a comprehensive overview of the complexities and challenges in medical education.
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