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Mikolajczyk, A. E., Farnan, J. M., McConville, J. F., Jensen, D. M., Reddy, K. G., Te, H. S., ... & Aronsohn, A. I. (2016). Novel educational interventions in residency increase knowledge of chronic liver disease and career interest in hepatology. Hepatology, 64(6), 2210-2218.
Mikolajczyk, Adam E., et al. "Novel educational interventions in residency increase knowledge of chronic liver disease and career interest in hepatology." Hepatology 64.6 (2016): 2210-2218.
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Novel educational interventions in residency increase knowledge of chronic liver disease and career interest in hepatology.

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There is an increasing burden of chronic liver disease (CLD) in the United States but a significant shortage of hepatologists. Thus, it is necessary to develop new recruitment strategies to the field of hepatology as well as ensure that non‐gastroenterology‐trained physicians are able to capably assist in the care of CLD. We established a novel, nonelective, inpatient hepatology rotation that uses required modules in the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Curriculum and Training‐First Hepatitis B and C …

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