Serious Illness Communication Training in Family Medicine Residencies: A National Study of Program Director Perspectives

By afschroeder • March 20, 2026

Ernst E, Sheehan K, Chen D, Sen A, Rodgers PE, Harper DM. Serious Illness Communication Training in Family Medicine Residencies: A National Study of Program Director Perspectives. Fam Med. 2025 Nov;57(10):719-726. doi: 10.22454/FamMed.2025.609834. PMID: 41854705; PMCID: PMC12977907.

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