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See Latest ArticlesA randomized trial comparing 2 outpatient educational settings for clerkship students: private practice office vs hospital clinic
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Abdessamad HM et al. - The hospital clinic provided students with more clinical experiences. Medical students assigned to a private office, however, were more likely to consider obstetrics and gynecology as a career.
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