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••Fall 2006/Vol. 10, No. 3



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Voices of the Future of Medicine




 

A second-year medical student program designed to help students develop cultural sensitivity requires each student to write an ethnographic study on a patient. This first in a series explains the program and describes the student's interaction and self-examination.

Ethnographic Studies in the Principles of Clinical Medicine.
By William L Toffler, MD
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A Fundamental Prejudice.
By Ann Cooley
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