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  • The World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) 2025 Declaration emphasizes well-being for students, trainees, and physicians.
  • This paper critically examines the WFME Declaration's policy implications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the legitimacy, authority, and coherence of the WFME 2025 Declaration.
  • To interrogate the Declaration's authorship, scope, language, and evidentiary basis.
  • To identify tensions that may limit the Declaration's practical utility and impact.

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  • Examination of the WFME Declaration's construction of authority.
  • Analysis of authorship, scope, language, and evidence.

Main Results:

  • Identified four key tensions: lack of transparent authorship, ambiguous definitions, inconsistent normative language, and narrow epistemological frameworks.
  • These ambiguities risk overstating WFME's authority and reducing practical utility.
  • The Declaration may rely on symbolic authority rather than driving substantive institutional change.

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  • WFME Declaration's legitimacy and coherence are challenged by structural ambiguities.
  • Policy texts require transparent authorship, plural epistemologies, contextual relevance, and actionable mechanisms for effective global medical education reform.
  • Addressing these tensions is crucial for fostering substantive institutional change in medical education worldwide.