NIH Seeks Feedback on Its Physician Training Impact Survey
Published Date: 10/27/2026
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The NIH wants your thoughts on how their Clinical Research Training and Medical Education programs affect doctors’ careers in hospitals and universities. They’re asking for feedback by November 27, 2026, to improve how they collect info and run these programs. This helps make sure training is effective and supports future medical research without costing extra money.
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