探索专业预期社会化:影响未来医生对先进实践提供者的看法的信使是谁?

Maura N Polansky1,2,3, Debra Herrmann1,2,3, Ulrich Koch1,2,3

  • 1Maura N. Polansky, PhD, MHPE, MS, PA-C, is a visiting clinical professor, Department of Medical Education, The University of Illinois Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.

概括

医疗居民在医学院之前经常对高级实践提供者 (APP) 形成认知. 早期的信息和社会影响可以塑造这些观点,可能导致影响团队工作的偏见.

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