Teaching Students to Elicit Contextual Information Through a Standardized Patient Encounter
Abstract This standardized patient case and its accompanying sequence of activities are intended to build skill among first-year medical students in recognizing patient clues and eliciting contextual information. Additional activities include a large-group introduction prior to the standardized pati...
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Main Authors: | Stephen Scott (Author), Cayla Teal (Author), Britta Thompson (Author), Christina St. Michel (Author), Shewanna Wackman (Author), William Huang (Author), Paul Haidet (Author) |
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Association of American Medical Colleges,
2012-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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