Open Forum Infectious Diseases has a podcast feature, which I highly recommend. The latest installment is a very insightful discussion of the future of ID as a specialty, and how we should respond to the decline in fellowship applicants. We’ve covered many of these issues on this blog before, and I encourage you to either listen to (MP3 link) or read (transcript) this interview.
Pondering vexing issues in infection prevention and control
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Showing posts with label Wendy Armstrong. Show all posts
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Declining interest in ID: Paul Sax interviews Mike Edmond and Wendy Armstrong
Open Forum Infectious Diseases has a podcast feature, which I highly recommend. The latest installment is a very insightful discussion of the future of ID as a specialty, and how we should respond to the decline in fellowship applicants. We’ve covered many of these issues on this blog before, and I encourage you to either listen to (MP3 link) or read (transcript) this interview.
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