Positioning, power and agency in postgraduate primary care supervision: a study of trainee narratives

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<h4>Background: </h4> Postgraduate supervision takes place within complex training environments, where experiences are shaped by the socio-cultural context and wider profession, and where tensions permeate. Bordin’s working alliance-based model of supervision suggests that quality relationships encompass agreement on the goals and tasks of supervision, in the context of an emotional bond. However, as trainees and...

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• Evidence-Based Medicine
• Guideline Adherence
• Information Dissemination
• Internet
• National Health Programs
• Practice Guidelines as Topic
• Quality Assurance, Health Care
• Societies, Medical

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Literature Corpus work

46d11175-0eed-55f4-822c-c2a2450068a6

DOI

10.21203/rs.3.rs-3064221/v1