Global Health Training Guidebook: 2nd Edition Out
Global Health Training in Graduate Medical Education: A Guidebook
Extra, Extra! Read all about it! Just published, the second edition of the guidebook is edited by Jack Chase, MD and CFHI’s own Medical Director, Jessica Evert, MD. The book builds upon the first edition to provide an expanded, evidence-based perspective on curriculum and capacity-building in the global health workforce.
The guidebook contains relevant material for readers at many career levels, from college and professional students to medical educators and residency and fellowship training program directors.
The 2nd edition is now available in paperback and e-book from Amazon.com, and can be read from the GHEC website.
Congrats, Dr. Evert!
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Just published, the second edition of the guidebook is edited by Jack Chase, MD and CFHI’s own Medical Director, Jessica Evert, MD. The book builds upon the first edition to provide an expanded, evidence-based perspective on curriculum and capacity-building in the global health workforce.
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