Pelvic Examination Instruction and Experience: A Comparison of Laywoman-Trained and Physician-Trained Students
Compared the effectiveness of pelvic examination training given to medical students by a laywoman who served as both teacher and patient with training by an attending physician with a laywoman serving only as the patient. Found that the laywoman-trained students demonstrated better interpersonal ski...
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