Raising medical student awareness of compassionate care through reflection of annotated videotapes of clinical encounters
Education for HealthPublished 1 January 2011
Robert Kalish, M. Dawiskiba, Y-C Sung, Maria A. Blanco
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An outpatient rheumatology patient-partner exercise that integrates the assessment of student compassionate care into an outpatient clinical skills training exercise proved to be an effective format for promoting student reflection on and self-assessment of compassionate care.
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The exercise proved to be an effective format for promoting student reflection on and self-assessment of compassionate care. It demonstrated that nurturing compassionate care can be integrated into an outpatient clinical skills exercise.
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Medicine