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Usefulness of patient studies in learning family medicine at postgraduate level

Published in: South African Family Practice
Volume 46 , issue 5, pages: 25–30

DOI: 10.1080/20786204.2004.10873083

Author(s): SN JaffriDepartment of Family Medicine, , GJO MarincowitzDepartment of Family Medicine, , NHB MaleteDepartment of Family Medicine, ,

Keywords: Family Medicine, Medunsa, patient studies, problem-based learning, experiential learning,

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Background: The Master's in Family Medicine (M Fam Med) is a postgraduate training programme in family medicine at Medunsa. M Fam Med students have to write patient studies as part of requirements to complete their degree. This research was undertaken to develop a deeper understanding of their perceptions about patient studies.

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