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Journal of Homosexuality, 1999
To determine whether homophobia existed in a sample of the second-year medical school class before beginning a course on Human Sexuality.We administered a questionnaire to a sample of the second-year class at an introductory lecture to the course on Human Sexuality.
D L, Klamen, L S, Grossman, D R, Kopacz
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To determine whether homophobia existed in a sample of the second-year medical school class before beginning a course on Human Sexuality.We administered a questionnaire to a sample of the second-year class at an introductory lecture to the course on Human Sexuality.
D L, Klamen, L S, Grossman, D R, Kopacz
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From medical students to medical teachers
Medical Teacher, 2021Dear EditorWe read with interest the article by Bakker et al. (2021) on fostering the next generation of medical teachers.
Zubia Ayesha Khan, Simon Chi Ho Leung
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor.— There have been significant increases in both numbers and percentages of medical students who are women in the past decade.1These increases have resulted from numerous minority rights federal court decisions and the minority admissions demands placed on US medical schools by the federal capitation financial support programs.
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To the Editor.— There have been significant increases in both numbers and percentages of medical students who are women in the past decade.1These increases have resulted from numerous minority rights federal court decisions and the minority admissions demands placed on US medical schools by the federal capitation financial support programs.
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Medical students' professionalism
Medical Teacher, 2006Shapiro et al. (2006) in this issue report on an innovative medical student elective entitled ‘Teaching the art of doctoring’.
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Introducing medical students to medical informatics
Medical Education, 1993Summary. Medical informatics ( MI ) has been introduced to medical students in several countries. Before outlining a course plan it was necessary to conduct a survey on students' computer literacy.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1994
required skills and personal qualities additional to academic aptitude, and wrote: The leap of logic that equates high marks in an examination at the terminal end of adolescence with a humane and caring medical profession is a nonsense, but is sustained because nobody has any other solution which is strong enough to combat … the “high-enough mark ...
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required skills and personal qualities additional to academic aptitude, and wrote: The leap of logic that equates high marks in an examination at the terminal end of adolescence with a humane and caring medical profession is a nonsense, but is sustained because nobody has any other solution which is strong enough to combat … the “high-enough mark ...
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Medical Teacher, 1979
Reliable and rational methods of selecting medical students are necessary if valid decisions are to be made concerning each of the enormous number of ap plications to medical school. Not only academic aptitude but also broader sociolegal concerns must be taken into account.
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Reliable and rational methods of selecting medical students are necessary if valid decisions are to be made concerning each of the enormous number of ap plications to medical school. Not only academic aptitude but also broader sociolegal concerns must be taken into account.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor.— I read with keen interest the timely and poignant article by Charles C. Edwards, MD (239:2463, 1978). I completely agree with him that various agencies of the federal government have confiscated the decision-making process for medical education, and that this is due, in part, to relatively weak professional leadership.
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To the Editor.— I read with keen interest the timely and poignant article by Charles C. Edwards, MD (239:2463, 1978). I completely agree with him that various agencies of the federal government have confiscated the decision-making process for medical education, and that this is due, in part, to relatively weak professional leadership.
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Medical Students and Medical School
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982ON A BRIGHT morning in late August in the early 1980s, a senior member of a medical school faculty attended an orientation session being held for incoming freshmen medical students. It made him feel good when he looked around the large lecture hall and saw the eager, alert, enthusiastic, and excited men and women from various walks of life and a ...
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Medical student training in medical oncology
Medical and Pediatric Oncology, 1979AbstractThe evaluation of a medical school course in Medical Oncology assessed the experience in which medical students act as interns. The direct involvement of the student as a physician in managing patients with cancer furthered the students' knowledge of cancer, improved their competency in dealing with patients with cancer and their families, and ...
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