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[Communication in medicine: a new and much needed curricular alternative].
BACKGROUND: Medical education must emphasize communication practices mostly for undergraduate medical students.
OBJECTIVES: To introduce an approach for teaching and learning communication in medicine.
METHODS: Review of the literature.
RESULTS: An approach for developing communicational practices for both undergraduate and post graduate students is presented.
CONCLUSION: Medical communication is not taught adequately in modern medical schools and is allotted a brief curricular space. This curricular time must be widened in order to support communication's central role.
OBJECTIVES: To introduce an approach for teaching and learning communication in medicine.
METHODS: Review of the literature.
RESULTS: An approach for developing communicational practices for both undergraduate and post graduate students is presented.
CONCLUSION: Medical communication is not taught adequately in modern medical schools and is allotted a brief curricular space. This curricular time must be widened in order to support communication's central role.
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