-transparent.png){kind=logo}
A survey of 127 neurology residency training programs (124 approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education; 3 by the American Osteopathic Association) in the United States indicated that 80% were sponsored by medical schools. Of the 2,700 MD neurology faculty in 1982, 3/5 were full-time. As of 1982, there were 1,300 neurology trainees, including 334 fourth-year postgraduates (PG4s); 21% were women, and 3% held DO degrees. From 1960 through 1983, about 5,000 PG4s were produced, and for 1984 through 1990 the program directors estimated that this number will be about 3,000; our own projection, however, was only 2,400.
Related Publications
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
January 2014,
Family medicine,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
March 2014,
Family medicine,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
December 2002,
Journal of cataract and refractive surgery,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
June 2005,
Journal of glaucoma,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
July 1979,
Neurosurgery,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
January 2020,
Clinical ophthalmology (Auckland, N.Z.),
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
January 2006,
JSLS : Journal of the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
August 2006,
Obstetrics and gynecology,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
January 2008,
Clinical pediatrics,
J F Kurtzke, and
G B Beringer, and
D R Bennett, and
B O Berg, and
M Goldstein, and
T S Vates
January 2014,
Pediatric dermatology,
