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Grand rounds for medical students by medical students
Medical Education, 2022Bryce Ringwald +3 more
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Medical Students in the Philippines
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965To the Editor:— Since I made every effort to present an accurate yet sympathetic picture of Filipino medical students, I should be grateful if Dr. Balagot would cite specific instances of "preconceived notions and surely outmoded ideological cliches." My historical sources designated Indochina and not Indonesia as an origin of immigrants ...
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Machiavellianism in Medical Students
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1993To be more responsive to the nation's health needs, medical educators should identify those personal qualities associated with effective primary medical care. For this research Machiavellianism was chosen as a tracer character trait opposed to the characteristics embodied in an ideal family physician.
Zenaido Camacho +4 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966
Of 1,500 medical students at four medical schools, 1,053 anonymously and voluntarily completed questionnaires eliciting information on their knowledge and attitudes toward the Medicare program. Their responses indicate that 80% of them have little or no knowledge regarding the details of the program.
James R. Scholten +2 more
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Of 1,500 medical students at four medical schools, 1,053 anonymously and voluntarily completed questionnaires eliciting information on their knowledge and attitudes toward the Medicare program. Their responses indicate that 80% of them have little or no knowledge regarding the details of the program.
James R. Scholten +2 more
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The Medical Student as a Loner
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1970A merican medical education has reached a point of crisis. Although the quality of education is for the most part excellent, the quantity is grossly insufficient to meet the needs of today's society for health services. The demand for additional health services in the '70s will, in all likelihood, outstrip our capacity to provide them, and it behooves ...
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Medical students investing in medical students
Medical Education, 2007Anna Moranski +2 more
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