Provides a critical and conceptual review of the concept of context within the medical education literature and beyond.

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This study provides important new insights into female medical educators’ experiences of career progression and leadership in a non-Western context.

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Identifies the principles that inform our understanding about how SLEs can work in predicting doctors in difficulty.

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Explores student perceptions of personal empowerment and the social power employed by their preceptors.

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Looks at what keeps medical students healthy during medical education - resilience, social support, mentoring, physical activities and other factors.

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Examines the diversity-related benefits of the use of (SJTs) in the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT)

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Studies student perceptions of the benefits and challenges of a HSS curriculum.

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Examines medical students’ attitudes to IPL and patient-centred care, on programme entry and after an early interdisciplinary clinical experience (ICE).

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Examines the effectiveness of this new digital approach.

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Medical schools are known to be stressful environments and medical students have been believed to experience more depression than other students. This looks at levels of depression amongst medical students.

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