Perceptions of Interprofessional Identity Formation in Recent Doctor of Physical Therapy Graduates: A Phenomenological Study
This study examined how recent Doctor of Physical Therapy graduates from a health professions graduate school with an interprofessional curriculum conceptualize their professional and interprofessional identity (i.e., dual identity). Theoretical frameworks included social identity theory, interconta...
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Main Authors: | Laura Plummer (Author), Keshrie Naidoo (Author) |
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2023-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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