How to make a surgical curriculum.
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https://doi.org/10.20344/amp.2755Abstract
Discussion on curriculum vitae is a highly valorized parameter in the final exam to obtain the degree of medical specialist in Portugal. However, the lack of guidelines for making up a curriculum causes difficulties for everyone involved: residents, juries and institutions which govern the equity of the process. This paper presents guidelines for a curriculum which can be applied to any surgical speciality. The proposal is based on the regulations which govern post-graduate medical training. A broad debate on this issue is also suggested in this article.Downloads
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