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Published on: June 13, 2021
Postpartum Blues
1University of Alabama at Birmingham, United States.
An experience that occurred during an obstetrics 3rd year clerkship on the postpartum wards elaborates on and reflects upon the interaction between a student and patient. The stressful interaction and ultimate resolution underpin the sometimes critical moments in education that help define patient-physician relationships.
An experience that occurred during an obstetrics 3rd year clerkship on the postpartum wards elaborates on and reflects upon the interaction between a student and patient. The stressful interaction and ultimate resolution underpin the sometimes critical moments in education that help define patient-physician relationships.
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