PEDIATRICS Vol. 105 No. 1 Supplement January 2000, pp. 162
Center for the Future of Children David and Lucile Packard Foundation
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Genuine concern for the health of children and youth demands periodic reassessment of pediatric education so that future generations of pediatricians can better serve their patients. THE FUTURE OF PEDIATRIC EDUCATION II (FOPE II) Project addresses this responsibility in a thoughtful and comprehensive manner. Because of its importance, this task has appropriately involved many groups and individuals from within and outside the pediatric community, representing a great diversity of views. Those responsible for this report have objectively considered all opinions and facts brought to their attention and have used their best judgement based on the information available.
The health of children is critically dependent on
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