Patient perceptions of students in a longitudinal integrated clerkship in Taiwan: a qualitative study

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Yaw-Wen Chang
David A. Hirsh
Wen-Hui Fang
Honghe Li
Wen-Chii Tzeng
Senyeong Kao
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[1] Tri-Service General Hospital,Department of Family and Community Medicine
[2] National Defense Medical Center,undefined
[3] Graduate Institute of Medical Science,undefined
[4] National Defense Medical Center,undefined
[5] Harvard Medical School Academy,undefined
[6] Tosteson Medical Education Center,undefined
[7] HMS-Cambridge Integrated Clerkship,undefined
[8] Cambridge Health Alliance,undefined
[9] Institute of International Healthcare Professionals Education and Research,undefined
[10] China Medical University,undefined
[11] School of Nursing,undefined
[12] National Defense Medical Center,undefined
[13] Graduate Institute of Life Science,undefined
[14] National Defense Medical Center,undefined
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Undergraduate medical education; Medical student; Longitudinal integrated clerkship; Relationship; Continuity; Patient centered; Patient perception; Professionalism; Empathy; East Asia; Qualitative study;
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