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Education after residency.

The task of educating a house officer to care for infants, children, and adolescents in a 36-month time frame is difficult. With the advent of new technologies and the spiraling accumulation of scientific knowledge, it becomes increasingly more complicated to accomplish this goal. The Residency Review Committee (Pediatrics) addressed this issue and recently, once again, modified its requirements for residency training. These requirements have been widely discussed and, although they do address the broad needs of resident training, criticism of them persists. One area not addressed in these guidelines, or by the American Board of Pediatrics, is the continuing education of pediatricians after their residency.