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Re-imagining doctor-patient relationships in an African context: a transformative educational perspective
Clinician-patient relationships are central to health care, health systems and medical education. Current educational practice of doctor-patient relationships emerged from an episteme rooted in a biomedical understanding of disease, having epistemic and pedagogical roots in Global North contexts. Th...
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Department of Health Sciences Education
2023
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