Tinkering with responsive caring in disabled children's healthcare: Implications for training and practice
Health professional education has traditionally relied on the acquisition of vertical expertise whereby learners apply top-down principles and methods to develop clinical skills. In this critical qualitative study, we examined horizontal processes of "knotworking" and "tinkering"...
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Main Authors: | Barbara E. Gibson (Author), Yani Hamdani (Author), Bhavnita Mistry (Author), Anne Kawamura (Author) |
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2023-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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