The Primary Care Exception Rule in Internal Medicine Residency Clinic: Benefits, Disadvantages, Best Practices, and Recommendations for Reform

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The Primary Care Exception Rule (#PCER) allows indirect supervision for low-complexity visits, but what’s the impact? An SGIM group highlights: ✅ Competency-based supervision ✅ Expanding to moderate-complexity visits w/ safeguards ✅ Limiting use when …

RP @enmmd.bsky.social: Pleased to contribute to this @journalgim.bsky.social perspective article on internal #medicine #residency training clinics. link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007...

The Education & Clinical Practice Committees and Medical Resident Clinic Directors Interest Group have published a must-read on the Primary Care Exception Rule (PCER) in JGIM! Explore its impact on residency training and patient care: https://buff.ly/3Z…

Pleased to contribute to this @journalgim.bsky.social perspective article on internal #medicine #residency training clinics. link.springer.com/epdf/10.1007...

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