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The Patient Panel Conference Experience: What Patients Can Teach Our Residents About Competency Issues

Colleen Y. Colbert, Curtis Mirkes, Christian Cable, Stephen J.B. Sibbitt, Gail O. VanZyl, Paul E. Ogden

Academic Medicine · 2009 · 13 citations · 14 references

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Abstract

The patient panel conference experience was a powerful mechanism for enhancing competency education. The conferences were an effective means of presenting real-life examples of systems issues in the context of a hospital system.

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