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In the United States, there are three organizations involved in [[graduate medical education]] and clinical practice:

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...rnal medicine and related subspecialties. ACP members are also involved in medical education, research, and administration. Membership also includes [[medical school|me ACP’s continuing medical education programs for internists include Annual Session, its national scientific mee

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...he biostatistics and epidemiology components of medical education|graduate medical education are such that the program confers a Master of Public Health degree as well

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* Thomas Neville Bonner, ''Becoming a Physician: Medical Education in Great Britain, France, Germany, and the United States, 1750–1945'' (19 * Kenneth M. Ludmerer. ''Learning to Heal: The Development of American Medical Education'' (1985).

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...eral informatio, medical education#continuing medical education|continuing medical education, a Distinguished Lecture Series, and a database of professional publication

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...e medical schools that grant the Doctor of Osteopathy degree, and graduate medical education in historically osteopathic institutions, from accredited in non-osteopathi ==Current usage in medical education==

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...t '''graduate medical education (GME)''', sometimes called '''postgraduate medical education'''. The exact terminology for this training, which consisted of clinical ex ...ight not be able to get hospital admitting privileges. Modern postgraduate medical education should be regarded as a minimum of four years.