CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
There has been little change in the past 60 years in the educational programs of medical
students in the United States (Jones & Brownell Anderson, 1994). It is the primary mission of
any program of medical education to prepare students to function effectively in the prevailing
health care delivery system (McGuire, 1994). Medical school curricula, although quite varied,
have as their goal the preparation of students to enter a period of graduate medical education
(Jones & Brownell Anderson, 1994), also termed “residency.”
CHAPTER IINTRODUCTIONThere has been little change in the past 60 years in the educational programs of medicalstudents in the United States (Jones & Brownell Anderson, 1994). It is the primary mission ofany program of medical education to prepare students to function effectively in the prevailinghealth care delivery system (McGuire, 1994). Medical school curricula, although quite varied,have as their goal the preparation of students to enter a period of graduate medical education(Jones & Brownell Anderson, 1994), also termed “residency.”
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