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Teaching clinical students to teach.

open access: yesFamily medicine, 2004
Samuel, LeBaron, Erika, Schillinger
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Teaching Careers Clinic

BMJ, 2021
Near-peer teaching has long been a key part of medical education. Over the past 18 months, those running these sessions have had to step up to master the relevant technology and keep their peers engaged from a distance.
Grace, George   +3 more
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Teaching in a busy clinic

Practical Neurology, 2012
There is a long tradition of medical student teaching taking place on hospital wards. Increasingly, however, neurological inpatients have rare and complex diseases. In contrast, 40% of patients referred to neurology outpatient clinics have headache or loss of consciousness,1 which are typical of the presentations graduates will encounter in their ...
Elspeth J R, Hill   +2 more
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The Clinical Teaching Partnership

Nurse Educator, 1992
Nursing educators have struggled to find the optimal solution for students' clinical learning. The authors discuss a potential avenue to address this problem. Through the combined efforts of a hospital-based clinical nurse specialist and a university-based faculty member, the authors promoted effective learning for their students.
H S, Shah, D R, Pennypacker
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