Patient Ownership and the Millennial Learner
The American Journal of BioethicsPublished 29 July 2016
Michelle J. Clarke
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Dubov and colleagues (2016) clearly reinforce the link between patient outcome and decision owners decisions and suggest that physician trainees have reduced ownership of treatment decisions.
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Quality of care has decreased as physician trainees have reduced ownership of treatment decisions. Dubov and colleagues (2016) clearly reinforce the link between patient outcome and decision owners...
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Health ProfessionsEconomics, Econometrics and Finance
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