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Learning trajectories in longitudinal rural medical school placements

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Owen, Cathy
Barnard, Amanda
Bestic, Kathryn Jill

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Wiley-Blackwell

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Background: Rural longitudinal placements are now a key part of clinical medical education, and are part of workforce strategies to enhance the rural medical workforce. Learning trajectories (a map to guide student learning) have been recommended as a mea

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Clinical Teacher, The

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2037-12-31