Guide for Family and Community Medicine Clerkship Preceptors · Revised July 2016 Guide for Family...
Transcript of Guide for Family and Community Medicine Clerkship Preceptors · Revised July 2016 Guide for Family...
Revised July 2016
Guide for Family and Community
Medicine Clerkship Preceptors
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II. Goals and Learning Objectives
III. Assignment of students
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V. Orientation of your student
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VII. Teaching and learning
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VIII. Feedback
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IX. Evaluation
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