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Medical education

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  • Medical education's embedded practices, structures, and values (ideology) significantly shape healthcare professionals' experiences.
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  • To explore how ideology shapes the experiences and identities of medical professionals.
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  • Conceptual framework for understanding and potentially altering ideological constructs.

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    • Medical education systems actively perpetuate an ideology that shapes professional identity and social dynamics.
    • Tensions arise when components of this ideology conflict, impacting individuals.
    • Ideology is maintained through collective decisions and actions, indicating it is modifiable.

    Conclusions:

    • The ideology of medical education profoundly impacts healthcare professionals' experiences and well-being.
    • Recognizing and critically evaluating this ideology is crucial for positive change.
    • Conscious modification of decisions and actions can reshape medical education's ideology to be more supportive and less burdensome.