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Am J Psychiatry 1975; 132:658-661
Copyright © 1975 by American Psychiatric Association


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Some guidelines for the training of foreign medical graduates: results of a special project

JF Mcdermott Jr and TW Maretzki

Since over one-third of the psychiatric residency positions in the United states are filled by foreign medical graduates, there is a need to identify and correct both the emotional and cognitive problems of these medical trainees. To meet this need the authors describe the findings and recommendations that resulted from a project involving two psychiatrists from a southweast Asian country who were given a specially planned year of training in Hawaii.


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