论文信息 - The content of the medical curriculum at McMaster University: graduates' evaluation of their preparation for postgraduate training

The content of the medical curriculum at McMaster University: graduates' evaluation of their preparation for postgraduate training

This paper describes McMaster University medical graduates' perceptions of how well their medical curriculum prepared them for postgraduate training. The graduates view their overall preparation for postgraduate work as sound. These perceptions were compared with independent assessments by internship supervisors for one graduated class.

C. Woodward | C A Woodward | B M Ferrier | B. Ferrier

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