Editor's Picks One hundred percent of osteopathic programs in four specialties have recently completed the transition to the single accreditation system.
 Participating sites are used in situations in which the sponsoring institution cannot provide certain experiences that are required by the program. For example, the institution may need to send its residents out to complete trauma rotations if it is not a trauma center.
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