Did a Minimum Case Requirement Improve Resident Surgical Volume for Closed Wrist and Forearm Fracture Treatment in Orthopedic Su

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Klimstra, M. A., Beck, N. A., Forte, M. L., & Van Heest, A. E. (2019). Did a Minimum Case Requirement Improve Resident Surgical Volume for Closed Wrist and Forearm Fracture Treatment in Orthopedic Su. Journal Of Surgical Education, 76(4), 1153-1160.

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Title: Did a Minimum Case Requirement Improve Resident Surgical Volume for Closed Wrist and Forearm Fracture Treatment in Orthopedic Su
URL: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1931720418307116?...
Journal Title: Journal of Surgical Education
Author: Klimstra, Mikhail A.
Beck, Nicholas A.
Forte, Mary L.
Van Heest, Ann E.
Date: 2019
Description: The purpose of this study is to determine whether the 2013 implementation of ACGME minimum case requirements was associated with increased documented case volume of closed manipulation of forearm and wrist fractures (CMFWF) for graduating orthopedic surgery residents.
Subject: Faculty scholarship
Form: Publication
Format: Text
Type: Text
Volume: 76
Issue number: 4
Start page: 1153
End page: 1160
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