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PERFILES MÉDICOS INTERNACIONALES DEFINIDOS POR COMPETENCIAS

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· Association of American Medical College. (1999) Report II Contemporary Issues in medicine: Medical Informatics and Population Health. Washington, D.C.

· Association of American Medical College. (1999) Report III Contemporary Issues in medicine: communication in medicine. Washington, D.C.

· Association of American Medical College. (2001) Report IV Contemporary Issues in medicine:basic sciences and clinical research. Washington, D.C.

· Association of American Medical College. (2001) Report V Contemporary Issues in medicine: quality of care. Washington, D.C.

· Institute for International Medical Education. (2002) Global minimum essential requirements in medical education. Medical Education, 24(2), 130-135.

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