Becoming a doctor, starting a family—leaves of absence from graduate medical education
R Jagsi, NJ Tarbell, DF Weinstein - New England Journal of …, 2007 - Mass Medical Soc
R Jagsi, NJ Tarbell, DF Weinstein
New England Journal of Medicine, 2007•Mass Medical SocBecoming a Doctor, Starting a Family — Leaves of Absence from Graduate Medical Education |
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Drs. Reshma Jagsi, Nancy Tarbell, and Debra Weinstein write that the issues surrounding parenting during training continue to challenge educators and policymakers, as well as residents and fellows.
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