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Interprofessional collaboration : the attitudes of newly graduated physicians in Oman

2020-01-01

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Interprofessional collaboration (IPC) has gained acceptance among healthcare professionals as a means to improve communication and, therefore, the quality of services provided to patients. There is limited published evidence on IPC among newly graduated physicians (NGPs), who are often confronted with academic pressure, job demands and patient safety concerns. The study sought to assess the attitudes of NGPs to IP...

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10.25560/84841
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