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editorial
. 2007 May;99(5):590–596.

Salvaging a geriatric medicine academic program in disaster mode-the LSU training program post-Katrina.

Charles A Cefalu 1, Robert S Schwartz 1
PMCID: PMC2576069  PMID: 17534025

Abstract

Formal training in geriatric medicine in Louisiana is in its infancy. This article portrays the struggle of the sole functioning geriatric medicine training program and its trials and tribulations in a survival mode, opportunities that come with disaster as well as lessons learned post-Katrina.

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