Transitions in medical education: Filling in the blanks

Sá, Juliana; Strand, Pia; Hawthorne, Kamila; Da, Ana Sergio; Kitto, Simon

doi:10.1016/j.edumed.2021.07.001

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Transitions in medical education: Filling in the blanks

Juliana Sá, Pia Strand, Kamila Hawthorne, Ana Sergio Da Silva

, Simon Kitto

Educación Médica, Volume: 22, Issue: 6, Pages: 346 - 351

Swansea University Authors: Kamila Hawthorne, Ana Sergio Da Silva

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Transitions in medical education are moments of intense learning, bringing significant challenges for the trainees, the medical programs and healthcare provision. Frequently, transitional periods are not prepared or mentored; this process of transformation in the trainee is left to occur by chance a...

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