2023
DOI: 10.1111/imj.16146
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Key aspects of teaching that affect perceived preparedness of medical students for transition to work: insights from the COVID‐19 pandemic

Abstract: BackgroundThe self‐perceived preparedness of medical students to transition into practising junior doctors has implications for patient safety, graduate well‐being and development of professional identity.AimsTo examine the impact of changes to final‐year education and placements and determine key elements that contribute to self‐perceived preparedness for transition to work.MethodsAn online survey among final‐year medical students at one Australian medical school in 2020 (the cohort most affected by the coron… Show more

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