A Call to Support Informatics Curricula in US-Based Residency Education.

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Abstract
The authors call for an increase in general knowledge and competencies in informatics in graduate medical education, along with metrics and guidelines for CI curricula to be developed in collaboration with residency programs and informatics educators.
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Authors You, Jacqueline Guan-Ting;Samal, Lipika;Leung, Tiffany;Dharod, Ajay;Zhang, Mark Haipeng;Kaelber, David C;Mishuris, Rebecca Grochow;
Journal Applied clinical informatics
Year 2023
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10.1055/a-2198-7788
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