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There is a wide variety of health professions educational and training programs in the US. These programs are crucial for insuring an adequate supply of health care providers both in number and in preparation to meet the needs of the population.
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In this video David Armstrong, PhD, reviews the resident exit survey process in New York State.
In this video Komal Kochhar, MBBS, MHA, discusses the resident exit survey at the Indiana State University of Medicine.
In this video Ed Salsberg, MPA, FAAN, provides us an overview of the exit survey process.
Topics: COVID-19, Education and Training, Health Information Technology, Telehealth
This article describes behavioral health provider perspectives on the use of telebehavioral health before and during the pandemic, as well as how policy changes impacted access to and utilization of behavioral health services in Michigan.
Topics: Diversity, Education and Training
This webinar presents findings from a study that explores how medical education programs address these core competencies. Facilitators and barriers to integrating disability competency training in medical education are discussed, as well as recommendations for changes.
