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A shakeup in an antiquated part of health care: How we train doctors
October 9, 2015/
U.S. health care is in a revolution that is starting to shake up one of the most conservative parts of medicine: its antiquated model for training doctors.
"We learn a lot about barriers to health care that physicians don’t normally think about," said Christopher Davis, a second-year medical student at Penn State College of Medicine.
By Carolyn Y. Johnson



