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Moving Us Closer To Osler
A Miller Coulson Academy of Clinical Excellence Initiative

In your country or culture, how do you think about clinical excellence?

Takeaway

Empathy, communication, and good teaching.

Lifelong Learning in Clinical Excellence | August 26, 2019 | <1 min read

Highlights

Holistic approach that puts patients first.

Tim Nguson, MD, Canterbury, Kent
Teaching and learning.

Enaldo Meco, MD, Federal University, Brazil
Being top of the class.

Moksahada Sharma, MD, Mubai / London
Good teaching.

Marcelo Garcia, MD, Argentina
Theoretical and practical knowledge combined with empathy and explaining everything to your patient.

Erica Aldenback, Medical Student, Sweden

Tim Nguson, MD, Canterbury, Kent

Holistic approach that puts patients first.

Enaldo Meco, MD, Federal University, Brazil

Teaching and learning.

What do you think?

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Moksahada Sharma, MD, Mubai / London

Being top of the class.

Marcelo Garcia, MD, Argentina

Good teaching.

Erica Aldenback, Medical Student, Sweden

Theoretical and practical knowledge combined with empathy and explaining everything to your patient.

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