Abstract
In the context of national scrutiny on graduate medical education (GME) from both the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission and the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction,[1][1] Xierali et al,[2][2] bring our attention to the ongoing needs of rural underserved communities and the potential role
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