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Clinical Skills in Today’s Practice: A Declining Art
Pratibha Singh , Pratibha Singh
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Pratibha Singh. Clinical Skills in Today’s Practice: A Declining Art. Journal of Global Medical Education and Research. 2019;2(1):5-8.
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Medical colleges are traditionally teaching the medical history taking and clinical examination to the aspiring medical graduates, which are the fundamental for making the most appropriate diagnosis by reasoning and planning management. Today’s world see a decline in these clinical skills and too much reliance on investigations. There are many factors leading to this deterioration, this article is an effort to look into those aspects and suggest a possible solution to it.
Keywords: Clinical Skills; Planning management.
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