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IV.C. Curriculum Organization and Resident Experiences

IV.C. Curriculum Organization and Resident Experiences

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Last updated: Aug 23, 2019 by Treva Lincoln

IV.C.1. The curriculum must be structured to optimize resident educational experiences, the length of these experiences, and supervisory continuity. (Core)
The Review Committee must further specify.

Background and Intent

In some specialties, frequent rotational transitions, inadequate continuity of faculty member supervision, and dispersed patient locations within the hospital have adversely affected optimal resident education and effective team-based care. The need for patient care continuity varies from specialty to specialty and by clinical situation, and may be addressed by the individual Review Committee. 

IV.C.2. The program must provide instruction and experience in pain management if applicable for the specialty, including recognition of the signs of addiction. (Core)
The Review Committee must further specify.

The Review Committee may specify required didactic and clinical experiences.

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