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Getting the Right Medical Students — Nature versus Nurture

22 Apr 2015

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With many patients complaining about doctors' poor interpersonal skills, changes are being made to the medical school admissions process. But the problem may lie less in the selection process than in how we educate students in medical school.

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PMID: 25901425
DOI: 10.1056/nejmp1501440

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