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[How residents develop virtues: A qualitative longitudinal study].

Sep 2026 · Nederlandsch tijdschrift voor geneeskunde · Vol 170 · 0 citations
Medicine

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This study of residents' phase-based virtue development raises important educational questions and provides new insights, for instance, supporting discussions about formative experiences, motivations and purposes with peers and surgeons can improve residents' education.

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