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Professionalism in medicine in South Africa - a focus on medical students and their educators
The notion of ‘professionalism in medicine’ has become increasingly topical globally. It is a complex and ‘slippery’ concept that is variously understood – from ideas of values or virtues that reflect aspects of ‘being’, to those that are more closely associated with behaviour and aspects of ‘doing’...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2019
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