To the Editor: Bandiera and colleagues1 have presented a framework for residency
selection that suggests that programs and institutions identify “their social mandates and …

Dr. Hill succeeds Dr. RoBERT C. BERsoN, former vice president of the University of
Alabama for Health Affairs and dean of the Medical College, who resigned his position to …

The transformation of US health care is driven by underlying principles. The tensions
between what exists now and what will emerge over the next 15 years pervade health care …

About 550 registrants from 51 different countries attended the Seventh Ottawa Conference
on Medical Education and Assessment in Maastricht. We received 525 abstracts for the …

Discusses the importance of clinical and health outcomes on research in medical education
in the United States. Connection between educational outcomes and clinical outcomes in …

Traditional medical schools in modern academic health centers make discoveries, create
new knowledge and technology, provide innovative care to the sickest patients, and educate …

BIOMEDICAL KNOWLEDGE is at present being generated at a rate which taxes the capacity
of the physician to apply it to his daily practice. The physician finds him-self in the paradoxial …

That's the fundamental (and rhe-torical) question put to North America's 143 medical schools
by an expert panel, a panel concerned that in their pursuit of a profession, medical students …

LEAD: A national panel of medical professionals warned Friday that American medical
education was falling out of step with society's needs and called for dramatic changes in the …

Those were some of the questions raised by Dr. Gilles Hurteau, dean of the Faculty of Health
Sciences at theUniversity of Ottawa, during the January meeting of the CMA's Council on …