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Archives of Family Medicine: New CME
Marjorie A. Bowman, MD, MPA;
Thomas B. Cole, MD, MPH
Arch Fam Med. 1997;6(5):421.
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JOURNALS ARE the best source of new information about the practice of medicine. Beginning with this issue, the Archives of Family Medicine will solicit evaluations from physicians who wish to read the journal for continuing medical education (CME) credit, and will use those evaluations to better meet our readers' educational needs.
The articles in this and subsequent issues of the Archives of Family Medicine that are designated for CME credit are identified with a new icon in the Table of Contents. Physicians who read these articles carefully, answer the Self-assessment Quiz, and complete the CME Evaluation on the mail-in Answer Card are eligible to receive credit. As an additional option to enhance interactivity between readers, editors, and authors, readers may submit questions for authors on the Answer Card. Authors will be invited to write responses to selected questions, which will appear in future issues of the journal.
Continuing medical education
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Author Affiliations
Editor; Contributing Editor, JAMA
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