Factors influencing effectiveness in postgraduate medical education – a qualitative study of experiences of the responsible clinical consultants

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Hanna Wijk
Sari Ponzer
Kristiina Heikkilä
Lars Kihlström
Jonas Nordquist
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[1] Karolinska Institutet,Medical Case Centre, Department of Medicine (Huddinge)
[2] Södersjukhuset,Department of Clinical Science and Education
[3] Karolinska Institutet,Department of Health and Care Sciences
[4] Linnaeus University,Department of Research and Education
[5] Karolinska University Hospital,undefined
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BMC Medical Education | / 19卷
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Qualitative research; Medical education; Leadership; Effectiveness; Professional development; Clinical consultant; Educational effectiveness; Postgraduate;
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