A change in medical student attitudes of obstetrics-gynecology clerkships toward seeking consent for pelvic examinations on an anesthetized patient

Mattie Fincher Coxe
American journal of obstetrics and gynecology · 2003 · vol. 189(6) , pp. 1808 · doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(03)00921-9 · PMID:14710123 · W1997849806
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Clinical Clerkship Ethics, Medical Informed Consent Anesthesia, General Attitude of Health Personnel Clinical Clerkship Clinical Clerkship Education, Medical, Undergraduate Education, Medical, Undergraduate Education, Medical, Undergraduate Female Forecasting Gynecology Gynecology Humans Obstetrics Obstetrics Physical Examination Pregnancy Students, Medical

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