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A SURVEY OF MILITARY RESIDENCIES REGARDING 4TH-YEAR MEDICAL SCHOOL CLERKSHIPS by Satin, A J, Hines, J F, Rosa, C, Armstrong, A Y, Haffner, W H. J

“…OBJECTIVETo determine the value of 4th-year medical student clerkships assessed by military obstetric and gynecologic program directors and residents. METHODSA…”
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Effect of residency program merger on undergraduate medical student education in obstetrics and gynecology by Hines, Jeffrey F, Satin, Andrew J, Browne, Matrice, Armstrong, Alicia Y, Haffner, William H.J

“…Objective: To evaluate the effect of residency program merger on third-year medical student clerkships using student evaluations of their experiences and…”
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Development and use of military-unique standardized gynecology patients in military undergraduate medical education by HINES, J. F, THOMAS, A. R, CALL, R, SATIN, A. J, ARMSTRONG, A. Y, HAFFNER, W. H. J

“…Performance-based testing using standardized patients is becoming increasingly popular as a means to assess the clinical competence of medical students…”
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Development and use of military-unique standardized gynecology patients for military residents in obstetrics and gynecology training programs by ZEDEK, I. J, HINES, J. F, THOMAS, A. R, SATIN, A. J, ARMSTRONG, A. Y, HAFFNER, W. H. J

“…Focused military curricula and readiness training are often inadequate for military resident physicians. We developed a standardized gynecologic…”
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Social and cultural factors in pregnancy complications among Navajo women by Boyce, W T, Schaefer, C, Harrison, H R, Haffner, W H, Lewis, M, Wright, A L

“…A population of 968 pregnant Navajo women was followed in a prospective study conducted from 1980 to 1983 at the Indian Health Service Hospitals in Gallup and…”
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Sociocultural factors in puerperal infectious morbidity among Navajo women by Boyce, W T, Schaefer, C, Harrison, H R, Haffner, W H, Lewis, M, Wright, A L

“…From 1980 to 1982, a sample of 968 pregnant Navajo women in New Mexico was enrolled in a prospective study of biologic and sociocultural factors in puerperal…”
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The prevalence of genital Chlamydia trachomatis and mycoplasmal infections during pregnancy in an American Indian population by Harrison, H R, Boyce, W T, Haffner, W H, Crowley, B, Weinstein, L, Lewis, M, Alexander, E R

“…The epidemiology of cervical infection with Chlamydia trachomatis, Mycoplasma hominis, and Ureaplasma urealyticum among a group of pregnant American Indian…”
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