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Medical Teacher Articles When did “teaching” beco…

15 June 2019

Medical Teacher Articles

When did “teaching” become a taboo word for clinician educators?
Stacey Pylman & Amy Ward https://t.co/CfDAGTyahg#MedicalTeacher#Journal#HealthSciences#AMEE_online pic.twitter.com/n5Vbtu1WJu

— AMEE Online (@AMEE_Online) June 15, 2019

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