Qualitative research in health care
BMJPublished 24 June 2000
William H. Isbister
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If the journal does publish papers for education and debate it follows that they should be understandable to all of the readers of the journal, including such lowly students as surgeons, and that it has to be remembered by educators that an essential part of the educational process is good communication.
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