Residency and Fellowship Program Accreditation: Effects of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic.

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Abstract
The United States is now in the grip of pandemic. Surgical services have been severely disrupted and will be for at least several months. The pandemic poses unprecedented challenges to surgical residency and fellowship programs. In turn, there are unprecedented challenges to the process of accrediting those programs. This article delineates some of those challenges and the responses to them which are known, to date.
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Authors Potts, John R;
Journal journal of the american college of surgeons
Year 2020
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S1072-7515(20)30299-4
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accreditation acgme pandemic residency program covid-19 fellowship program sars cov2

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