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Advances in Medical Education and Training

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For centuries, medical education was obtained by serving an apprenticeship
with established physicians or obtaining a degree from an established University.
Incorporating new knowledge and skills into one’s practice requires a commitment to
lifetime learning. Traditional Continuing Medical Education (CME) had no formal
requirements for many centuries, although there is ample documentation of efforts
to make certain that lifetime learning was being followed, dating back to at least the
fourteenth century. Although CME was recognized as one of the silos of medical
education for many years, the current system for accreditation of CME in the United
States only dates back to 1968. The establishment of and current operation of this
system will be presented in this manuscript.

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Series Title

Education and Human Development

Call Number

610

Publisher

London : IntechOpen., 2024

Collation

134 halaman

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

978-0-85014-110-8

Classification

610

Content Type

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Media Type

other

Carrier Type

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Edition

volume 18

Subject(s)

kedokteran

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