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Longitudinal Clinical Debrief in an Undergraduate Medical Programme

Aug 2026 · The Clinical Teacher · Vol 23 · 1 citation · 13 references
Medicine

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Student perceptions of the value of clinical debrief throughout their curriculum are understood to understand student perceptions of the value of clinical debrief throughout their curriculum.

Abstract

Explicit teaching of clinical reasoning to medical students can be difficult to achieve, though may be facilitated through structured clinical debrief sessions supporting student discussions of case studies and placement experiences. This study aimed to understand student perceptions of the value of clinical debrief throughout their curriculum.

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