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What do pregnant women think of student training?

Woolner et al., 2015

Document ID
11438351895234503762
Author
Woolner A
Cruickshank M
Publication year
Publication venue
The Clinical Teacher

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Background Clinical experience is fundamental for medical and midwifery student education. Patient willingness for student participation is perceived as low in obstetrics and gynaecology. We explored the views of pregnant women on medical and midwifery student …
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