Biomedical subjects
B S Schneidman
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Medical boards and the physician with impaired sexual behavior.
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Education and integration of midlevel health-care practitioners in obstetrics and gynecology: experience of a training program in Washington state.
The impetus for the development of the Gynecorps Training Program was the identification of medically underserved populations of women in Washington State and their need for preventive health care, the maldistribution of physicians, and the success of a pilot program for training midlevel personnel conducted in 1972 by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Washington School of Medicine. The program trains community-based and -sponsored Registered Nurses and Physician's Assistants as women's health-care specialists, with the goal of delivering preventive care in obstetrics and gynecology to populations of high-risk, low-income, and/or underserved women. A summary of the training program, its curriculum, and the integration of its graduates into community health teams is presented and discussed.
An approach to obtaining patients to participate in pelvic examination instruction.
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