… a qualitative descnptive methodology, this study explored the teachmg activities that nine
clinical instructors … implemented during the ciirect choit care pencxl and the teaching activities …

… professional life and therefore affect the quality of patient care… also expected to be proactive
in contacting their tutors. This … active role in patient care, and spending much of their time in …

… patients, caring, avoiding misuse of power, admit errors in judgment, take time to complete
work, ask … standards, commitment to continuity of patient care, adherence to guidelines, expert …

… enable combined research, teaching and clinical practice and … of nurses, researchers,
educators, policymakers, human … (patient care, research and education) in the medical era is a …

… ’s going to help patient care and where does that generation … that for most medical schools
the retaining of teaching staff is … needed by individual educators during periods of rapid …

… Objective To study medical students9 views about the quality of the teaching they receive
during their undergraduate training, especially in terms of the hidden curriculum. …

… to trust a resident with patient care responsibilities (see … Faculty supervisors in other specialties
or at other institutions … ties to achieve trust over the time that they work with trainees. By …

… view their teaching, the purpose of this qualitative study was … Most of these medical educators
believe that time seems to be the … ; and a role model for teaching as well as patient care. …

… research, is being increasingly applied today by educators and … period as qualitative
research extends to the United States. … process influenced client treatment and outcome. In my …

… on the purpose of the study and the time and resources at his/her … (eg the faculty of medicine
at University X and at University Y), … conflicts that emerged over the course of the study). …