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Clinical research: a key to clinical training

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1984
Rational clinical decision making is at the core of any medical field, including psychiatry. Although clinical decision making should be based on reasoning logically from sufficient hard data, the process is often short-circuited; hypotheses are considered fact or causality is inferred where only association exists.
E, Giller, J, Strauss
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Clinical judgement and clinical training

British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1980
The literature indicates that clinical judgement may sometimes be adversely affected by clinical training. It is suggested that this reflects qualitative changes in the modes of clinical listening, modes of inference, and relative weights given to stereotypic and individual information.
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Training in clinical pharmacology

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1973
Clinical pharmacology is only one of many disciplines whose jugular vein has just been slashed by the myopic budgetary decisions of the Nixon administration. The belief that military spending is more crucial to our nation's survival than support of science or the handicapped or the poor is one that strikes many of us as a philosophy of despair.
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Training psychologists in clinical psychopharmacology

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2002
AbstractThis article first describes three types of psychopharmacology training programs for psychologists: 1. postdoctoral programs that award certificates and/or continuing education credit; 2. postdoctoral programs that award master's degrees in psychopharmacology; 3. a predoctoral program that awards joint psychology and nursing degrees.
Ronald F, Levant, A Eugene, Shapiro
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Apprenticeship clinical training in academia

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1987
The value of a pluralistic educational philosophy for the training of clinical psychologists is evaluated. A more intensive faculty-student relationship is proposed whereby students have frequent contact with professors over several courses. When a faculty member teaches several courses to graduate students and provides a process and experiential focus
H M, Potash, J S, Duryee
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The Educational Psychology of Clinical Training

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2017
Clinical training is paramount to the educational experience of learners, and the purpose of this training can be categorized into the following 4 categories of learning taxonomies: socialization, clinical reasoning, medical management of patient care and attitudinal change.
Jessica H. Bailey, Brian Rutledge
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Training of surgeons in clinical research

Surgery, 2009
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Edward, Livingston, Robert V, Rege
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Postgraduate Training in Clinical Oncology

Medical Teacher, 1981
(1981). Postgraduate Training in Clinical Oncology. Medical Teacher: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 124-126.
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A Clinical Application of the Training Model

The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2010
This article offers a perspective and a summary of Jack Danielian's (2010) Horneyan training model, highlighting the benefits of a meta-psychological approach for analysts in training and seasoned practitioners alike. To help illustrate the complexity of Karen Horney's views of character structure and character pathology, this article presents a model ...
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