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A Model for Research Training in a Child Psychiatry Residency Process and Outcome
Herman S. Belmont; Marshall Swift; Joel L. Schwartz
Academic Psychiatry 1989;13:159-163.
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Department of mental health sciences at Hahnemann University in Philadelphia
Hahnemann University; Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University, Pennsylvania Campus
Department of mental health sciences at Hahnemann University
© 1989 Academic Psychiatry.
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There is a clear need for basic and clinical researchers and educated research consumers in child psychiatry. Few who enter the field consider research a part of their role. While some specialized training has occurred, there is a dearth of models for integrating the research process into a traditional child psychiatry fellowship. This paper describes a well-developed model, tested for three years, for feasibly involving research into an ongoing clinical fellowship. The program has already led to conference presentations, research papers, and continued study.Abstract Teaser
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