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My family physician is a DO, and he is a great physician. He is a graduate of COMP and did his family practice residency at a Stanford affiliate hospital(santa clara valley medical center, for the people that are curious), so his training is cleary good. It made me wonder though, considering the way osteopathic medicine has changed for the better, are the DO's graduates of today of better quality than the DO's of say 10 years ago, or 20 years ago.
My opinion... I think so. I think in the last several years, with the advent of the internet and other means of obtaining information about osteopathic medicine, the DO schools are attracting better applicants. Also, I think the training has improve a lot. Any opinions.
[This message has been edited by TNT (edited April 21, 2001).]
My opinion... I think so. I think in the last several years, with the advent of the internet and other means of obtaining information about osteopathic medicine, the DO schools are attracting better applicants. Also, I think the training has improve a lot. Any opinions.
[This message has been edited by TNT (edited April 21, 2001).]