Additions to Departments of Medicine

To the Editor: In his Sounding Board article (Sept. 17 issue), 1 Bogdonoff suggested that university medical centers add "trained aides" (physician assistants or nurse practitioners) to the training programs in their departments of medicine to help with bedside care. He indicated that over...

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