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Mar 12, 2020

Episode Length: 32:18 

Author: Sawatsky et.al., 

Publication: Autonomy and Professional Identity Formation in Residency Training: A Qualitative Study. Med Educ. 2020 Jan 28.

Thinking about professional identity formation, the authors sought to characterize the relationship between individual aspects and the context in which residents work, with a special focus on autonomy, making decisions, and responsibility for patients.

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