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1University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City.
Abstract:
Camaraderie and teamwork in dermatology residency are essential to the well-being and success of the residents and the overall program. Good relationships lead to better experiences inside and outside of clinic as well as enhance collaboration and learning. Establishing trust and genuine interest in one another is at the heart of fostering camaraderie with peers. Activities that can lead to a close-knit group include planning social events and attending local and national conferences together. When conflicts arise, handling them in an upfront and open manner is the key to maintaining strong relationships. Camaraderie can be fostered in many different ways, and in the end, everyone benefits.
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