Medical students’ illness-related cognitions
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Medical students’ experiences of shame in professional enculturation
Despite the intentions of caregivers not to harm, medical encounters may involve intimidation and induce emotions of shame. Reflection is a critical part of professional learning and training. However, the role of shame...
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Medical students’ experiences of shame in professional enculturation is an episode from Podcasts from the journal Medical Education 2011. Despite the intentions of caregivers not to harm, medical encounters may involve intimidation and indu...
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