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"Problem residents": prevalence, problems and remediation in the era of core competencies

Denise M Dupras, Randall S Edson, Andrew J Halvorsen, Robert H Hopkins, Furman S McDonald

American Journal of Medicine 2012, 125 (4): 421-5

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