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1st year at traditional medical school
In a traditional medical school, the first year of the medical program is focused on laying a solid foundation in basic sciences and providing an introduction to clinical skills.
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C8: Patient-Centered Care
Patient-Centered Care is a core competency in medical education that emphasizes the importance of placing the patient’s needs, preferences, and values at the forefront of healthcare delivery. It involves forming a collaborative and respectful partnership between healthcare professionals and patients, with the ultimate goal of achieving the best possible health outcomes while ensuring patient satisfaction…