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What can we learn from talented General Practitioners and Elderly Care Medicine Specialists? A protocol for a qualitative interview study

2022-11-29

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1. <h4>Background</h4> Some postgraduate medical trainees in the General Practice (GP) and Elderly Care Medicine (ECM) training program, are considered being talented trainees (TTs) by their peers, teachers (at the institute), trainers (in clinical practice), and/or patients. We are currently unaware if these TTs are trained to meet their maximal potential or whether they are not fully stimulated during their lear...

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10.1101/2022.11.28.22282747
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