作为一名医学学生,提出专业性的问题:如果他们这样做,他们会被诅咒,如果他们不这样做,他们会被诅咒?

Erica Sullivan1, Harish Thampy2, Simon Gay3

  • 1University of Manchester, Manchester, UK. erica.sullivan@manchester.ac.uk.

BMC medical education
|February 29, 2024
PubMed
概括

医学学生报告同行专业性的决定是复杂的,受隐藏的课程因素和个人考虑因素的影响. 医学院必须支持学生应对这些挑战,并培养专业精神.

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