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Postgraduate Professional Education Beyond Clinical Training Among Military Physicians: Career Benefits and Association with Likelihood of Retention.

Paul Um J. Romano Claire Palla T. Ma Joshua D. Hartzell Steven J. Durning Ting Dong Sami A. Abuhamdeh

Sep 2026 · Military Medicine · 0 citations

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PPE appears to support physicians' perceived professional development and is associated with modest increases in retention, but it represents only 1 of many factors associated with retention within the MHS.

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