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Opinions Towards Medical Students’ Self-care and Substance Use Dilemmas- a Future Concern Despite a Positive Generational Effect?

2022-08-24

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This study examines demographic factors which may influence opinions concerning medical students’ self-care and substance use behaviors as a means of providing insights into how future doctors view these issues compared to Australian doctors and members of the public. We conducted national, multicenter, prospective, on-line cross-sectional surveys using hypothetical scenarios to three cohorts- Australian medical s...

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10.20944/preprints202208.0411.v1
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