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Published Online: 6 March 2009

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Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 44, Number 5
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.44.5.0026b
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It was reported in the January 2 issue that Atul Gawande, M.D., would be the speaker at the Convocation of Fellows at APA's 2009 annual meeting in San Francisco. Unfortunately, he had to cancel the engagement. Another speaker has not yet been chosen. Updated information will appear in a future issue.
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In the January 16 issue a chart for the article “AAMC Issues Alert About Looming Physician Shortage” comparing future physician demand with physician supply was mislabeled. The chart should have reflected the report's findings that rising patient demand for physicians will outstrip the supply and result in a shortage of 124,400 physicians by 2025. ▪

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Volume 44 • Number 5 • March 6, 2009
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