‘It doesn’t matter if you kill the patients ha ha:’ Medical students’ explanations of behaviour of professional dilemma situations during overseas electives: Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research

Laura Rees-Davies; L Knight; C Rees

‘It doesn’t matter if you kill the patients ha ha:’ Medical students’ explanations of behaviour of professional dilemma situations during overseas electives: Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research

Cardiff School of Education and Social Policy

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Nov 2008
Event	Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research - Cardiff University Duration: 18 Nov 2008 → …

Conference

Conference	Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research
Period	18/11/08 → …

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Rees-Davies, L., Knight, L., & Rees, C. (2008). ‘It doesn’t matter if you kill the patients ha ha:’ Medical students’ explanations of behaviour of professional dilemma situations during overseas electives: Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research. Paper presented at Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research.

Rees-Davies, Laura ; Knight, L ; Rees, C. / ‘It doesn’t matter if you kill the patients ha ha:’ Medical students’ explanations of behaviour of professional dilemma situations during overseas electives : Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research. Paper presented at Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research.

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‘It doesn’t matter if you kill the patients ha ha:’ Medical students’ explanations of behaviour of professional dilemma situations during overseas electives: Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research. / Rees-Davies, Laura; Knight, L; Rees, C.
2008. Paper presented at Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

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Rees-Davies L, Knight L, Rees C. ‘It doesn’t matter if you kill the patients ha ha:’ Medical students’ explanations of behaviour of professional dilemma situations during overseas electives: Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research. 2008. Paper presented at Quality Counts: Developing Theory and Practice in Medical Education Research.