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Residency Program Insider, December 18, 2015
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“As medical educators we must acknowledge the difficulty of learning our field. Internal medicine is difficult. When we acknowledge that and encourage our learners that the road towards excellence is a long road, we decrease their anxiety and therefore increase their ability to concentrate and learn.”
- Robert Centor, MD, discusses becoming a better medical educator in a post on his blog, DB’s Medical Rants.
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