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Teaching pathophysiology from a multicultural perspective.

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Pathophysiology is the study of deviation from normal physiology and the 70-kilogram white male that remains the standard by which all else is compared. As United States demographics shift, a new perspective is necessary to meet the needs of multicultural patients. This article describes how a multicultural perspective provides a new framework for teaching that both transforms course content and stimulates new teaching methodologies.

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A R Smith, M E Winfrey. Teaching pathophysiology from a multicultural perspective.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006223-199805000-00011

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