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Patients’ views on student participation in general practice consultations: A comprehensive review

S.S.L. MolUniversity Medical Centre Utrecht, The Netherlands; SASKIA S. L. MOL, MD, PhD, is a GP and an Assistant Professor at the University Medical Centre Utrecht, the Netherlands. She teaches in the undergraduate curriculum. Her particular research interests are within the field of assessment. She is also a staff member of the Dutch College of General Practitioners.Correspondence[email protected]
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J.H. PeelenUniversity Medical Centre Utrecht, The Netherlands; JOP H. PEELEN, MD, was a 6th year medical student at the University Medical Centre Utrecht at the time of submission.
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M.M. KuyvenhovenUniversity Medical Centre Utrecht, The Netherlands; MARIJKE M. KUYVENHOVEN, PhD, is a medical sociologist and an Associate Professor at the University Medical Centre Utrecht. She coordinates the undergraduate curriculum at the Department of General Practice. Her main educational interest relates to training clinical reasoning and achieving professional competencies in clinical rotations, and recruiting and training general practitioners for hosting medical students.
Pages e397-e400 | Published online: 22 Jun 2011

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