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"It's helpful to get the time and opportunity to discuss drug treatment; that's what I think is the most important thing."-A qualitative study on prescribing education in junior physicians.

Johan LönnbroSusanna M Wallerstedt
Published in: European journal of clinical pharmacology (2019)
Creative discussions, effectively structured in small group sessions, with clinically relevant, reality-based content built on case studies and feedback, are aspects which junior physicians find important when educated in the art of prescribing.
Keyphrases
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