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. 2000;111:188–197.

Remedial education: can this doctor be saved?

J J Cerda 1, T J Van Susteren 1, R Hatch 1, M Herkov 1
PMCID: PMC2194361  PMID: 10881342

Abstract

In the first two years of the program 30 physicians have completed the program. A list of the distribution of specialties/practice areas [table: see text] served is provided in Table 1. The data reveal that the distribution of practice areas corresponds approximately to the distribution of physicians practicing in the state. The UF C.A.R.E.S Program provides a great benefit to physicians and their patients. It provides an atmosphere of professional collaboration and encouragement to address specific educational needs and underscores a commitment to providing continuing medical education, meaningful doctor-to-doctor collaboration, better patient care, and reflects a medical model of diagnosis and treatment of specific problems.

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