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" Training in Emergency Obstetrics: A Needs Assessment of U.S. Emergency Medicine Program Directors "
Robinson, Daniel W.; Anana, Michael; Edens, Mary A.; Kanter, Marc; Khandelwal, Sorabh; Shah, Kaushal; Peterson, Todd
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AL
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933035
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LA3s2710v3
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English
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Robinson, Daniel W.; Anana, Michael; Edens, Mary A.; Kanter, Marc; Khandelwal, Sorabh; Shah, Kaushal; Peterson, Todd
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Training in Emergency Obstetrics: A Needs Assessment of U.S. Emergency Medicine Program Directors [Article]\ Robinson, Daniel W.; Anana, Michael; Edens, Mary A.; Kanter, Marc; Khandelwal, Sorabh; Shah, Kaushal; Peterson, Todd
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Western Journal of Emergency Medicine: Integrating Emergency Care with Population Health
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19/1
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2018
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Introduction: Obstetrical emergencies are a high-risk yet infrequent occurrence in the emergency department. While U.S. emergency medicine (EM) residency graduates are required to perform 10 low-risk normal spontaneous vaginal deliveries, little is known about how residencies prepare residents to manage obstetrical emergencies. We sought to profile the current obstetrical training curricula through a survey of U.S. training programs.
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