The education and training of Asian foreign medical graduates in the United States



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Am J Psychiatry 1978; 135:451-453
Copyright © 1978 by American Psychiatric Association

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The education and training of Asian foreign medical graduates in the United States

RM Chen

Asian physicians represent a growing majority among foreign medical graduates practicing psychiatry in the United States. The training of this group requires continued study and planning. Particular attention should be given to curriculum enrichment programs, the acculturation process, and role models and supervision.

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