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The clinical competency committee (CCC) is responsible for ensuring that medical educators are accountable to the public for graduating competent physicians. Competent physicians will provide safe, high-quality healthcare to patients and will maintain the standards of the healthcare system within which they practice.
Once young physicians finish residency, they will have to decide whether to pursue board certification. If they do, they may not know all of their board certification options. Read more.
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