Do program directors ' attitudes towards residents ' care of patients who have AIDS?
Although program directors view education in AIDS ambulatory care as important, most do not believe that residents are adequately trained, many do not encourage residents' assumption of primary care of AIDS patients, and residents usually have not provided such care in their programs. Strategies to augment residents' ambulatory experience in AIDS care are needed.
Modest improvements in CVD risk prediction can be obtained when obesity and, to a lesser extent, parental MI are added to the risk function.