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El desempeño del médico residente en un formato de educación continua. ¿El conocimiento recién adquirido mejora la

R E Pinkerton, N Tinanoff, J L Willms

    JAMA
    |November 14, 1980
    PubMed
    Resumen

    Los médicos residentes adquirieron conocimientos sobre odontología preventiva, pero no cambiaron los hábitos sistémicos de prescripción de fluoruro. El monitoreo individual y el refuerzo fueron necesarios para mejorar el rendimiento del médico y la atención al paciente.

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