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Examining the impact of early longitudinal patient exposure on medical students' career choices.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Medical schools include career direction experiences to help students make informed career decisions. Most experiences are short, precluding students from attaining adequate exposure to long-term encounters within medicine. We investigated the impact of the First Patient Program (FPP), which fosters longitudinal patient exposure by pairing junior medical students with chronically ill patients through their healthcare journey, in …

Authors

Kwok J; Wu V; Sanfilippo A; Bowes K; Pinchin S

Journal

Canadian Medical Education Journal, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. e101–e105

Publisher

The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada

DOI

10.36834/cmej.36752

ISSN

1923-1202

Labels

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)