Perceptions of Community Service in Dermatology Residency Training Programs: A Survey-Based Study of Program Directors, Residents, and Recent Dermatolog Residency Graduates op

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Integrating community service (CS) into the dermatology residency program curriculum creates a rewarding training environment that promotes an interest in health disparities, increases skin health equity, and augments the cultural sensitivity of its trainees. To better understand the importance of CS activities in dermatology residency programs, program directors, residents, and recent dermatology residency graduates were surveyed about their perceptions and participation in CS—defined as participation in activities to increase dermatologic access, education, and resources in underserved communities.

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Humphrey, V. S., Patel, B. M., Lee, J. J., & James, A. J. (2022). Perceptions of Community Service in Dermatology Residency Training Programs: A Survey-Based Study of Program Directors, Residents, and Recent Dermatolog Residency Graduates op. Cutis, 110(1), E27–E31. https://doi.org/10.12788/cutis.0588

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