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Exploring the development of the effective communication graduate attribute in the clinical technology programme at the Durban University of Technology: student, graduate, and educator perceptions and experiences
Effective communication (EC) between health professionals and patients is a core clinical skill and can be developed through the EC graduate attribute (GA). However, in South Africa, despite its adoption by higher education institutions and regulatory bodies, the development of this GA is not emphas...
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Department of Health Sciences Education
2026
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