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Building an Obesity Medicine Workforce: Implementation of a Comprehensive Resident Training Pathway in an Underserved Care Environment.

Aug 2026 · Journal of general internal medicine · 1 citation · 11 references
Medicine

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This novel comprehensive OM pathway showed increased self-reported physician confidence and obesity management behaviors among IM residents and will be a promising avenue to prepare residents to become obesity board certified.

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