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Academic Detailing to Teach Aging and Geriatrics

Geriatric education is a required component of internal medicine training. Work hour rules and hectic schedules have challenged residency training programs to develop and utilize innovative teaching methods. In this study, the authors examined the use of academic detailing as a teaching intervention...

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Published in:	Gerontology & geriatrics education 2015-10, Vol.36 (4), p.331-342
Main Authors:	Duckett, Ashley, Cuoco, Theresa, Pride, Pamela, Wiley, Kathy, Iverson, Patty J., Marsden, Justin, Moran, William, Caton, Cathryn
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