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Two birds with one stone: Training communication specialists while teaching medical students

Barbara F. Sharf Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Assistant Professor of Communication, Department of Psychiatry, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago
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Barbara S. Wood Professor of Communication and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Communication and Theater, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
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Joseph A. Flaherty Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago
Pages 305-314 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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VincentR. Waldron, Melissa Lavitt & Margaret McConnaughy. (2001) “Welfare‐to‐work”;: An analysis of the communication competencies taught in a job training program serving an urban poverty area. Communication Education 50:1, pages 15-33.
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BarbaraF. Sharf & Suzanne Poirier. (1988) Exploring (un)common ground: Communication and literature in a health care setting. Communication Education 37:3, pages 224-236.
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AnnQ. Staton‐Spicer & DonaldH. Wulff. (1984) Research in communication and instruction: Categorization and synthesis. Communication Education 33:4, pages 377-391.
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TeresaL. Thompson. (1984) The invisible helping hand: The role of communication in the health and social service professions. Communication Quarterly 32:2, pages 148-163.
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