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Shared learning for shared care.

A Hutt
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This is an account of a pilot multidisciplinary course in geriatric care for medical, nursing and physiotherapy students at The Middlesex Hospital, London. The course organization, content and evaluation methods are described. A problem-solving approach to shared learning is discussed and the author argues for the development of similar teaching programmes.

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A Hutt. 1980. Shared learning for shared care.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2648.1980.tb00979.x

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