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Methods for teaching physical examination skills to medical students.

Pamela Dull, Danell J. Haines

PubMed · 2003 · 27 citations · 23 references

Abstract

The highest-ranked methods for teaching PE are demonstrations and practice with SPs and practice on real patients. However, PE instructors are not always using the teaching methods they deem best.

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