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Introduction

Ambulatory medicine involves a wide range of conditions. In this rotation guide, we cover some key topics that will help you care for patients in a resident continuity clinic and other outpatient settings.

The following topics are addressed in this rotation guide:

Other relevant topics in ambulatory care are covered in the following rotation guides:

This rotation guide was developed by a collaborative team of contributors, including:
Writers: Angela Chen, MD; Michael Mi, MD; Andrea Merrill, MD (NEJM Fellows); Alexa Triot, MD (Hypercholesterolemia); and Rustam Rafikov, MD (Dizziness)
Peer Reviewers:  John S. Adams, MD;  Emily B. Allen, MD; Shannon Fitzgerald; Julie Vannerson, MD; Michelle Christopher, MD; and Joe Rencic, MD
Section Expert: Karna K. Sundsted, MD
Senior Editor: Ole-Petter Hamnvik, MB BCh BAO, MMSc
Last updated: May 2021 by James O’Connell, MB MSc

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    Karna Sundsted, MD

    Karna Sundsted, MD is Assistant Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science, and a Consultant in the Division of General Internal Medicine at Mayo Clinic. 

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