CMAJ, VOL. 139, SEPTEMBER 15, 1988 477 do not fall into categories that are defined as"
exciting" or" interesting". The natural conclusion that one could come to from Meagher's …

The increase in numbers of the elderly in Canada has been ac-knowledged by the CMA as
hav-ing major implications for medi-cal education.'Geriatric medicine is a …

Directors of postgraduate internal medicine programs face many problems in program
design, particularly when numbers of house staff continue to decrease. This paper examines …

OF the many educational opportunities of an academic unit in geriatric medicine, none is
more important or more difficult than house staff education. Although all phases of medical …

Having been charged with the responsibility of effecting a new teaching program for
residents in internal medicine, our primary concern has been with the principles and details …

The 1960–1975 graduates of the Medical Residency Program of Strong Memorial Hospital,
Rochester, New York, were surveyed to obtain their opinions concerning the strengths and …

Medical education, research, and practice are increasingly influenced by improvements in
the general standard of living and by the enormous increases in funds available for medical …

Impetus The affiliated program consists of six residency training units, five with community
hospitals and one with University Hospitals. The program director is the chairman of the …

HPHE point of view from which I express the-*-opinions that follow must be clearly under-
stood. I am not a physician nor am I a medical educator. I once might have been called a …

changing environment in which medicine is practiced, trainingin the broader issues of health
care delivery and public policy have also become important. To evaluate how this subject …