A successful medical school student will be capable of applying the necessary knowledge and skills to provide quality medical care to future patients. Although medical students require adept cognitive abilities for successful learning, interpersonal skills, specifically communication and teamwork skills, are essential for success in medical school.
In preparation for clinical rotations and residencies, medical students will interact with their peers, faculty, other health care professionals, and patients, relying on their communication skills for (success). It is therefore imperative that information is conveyed, elicited, and accurately interpreted through coherent verbal and written means. In addition, effective listening plays a significant
In preparation for clinical rotations and residencies, medical students will interact with their peers, faculty, other health care professionals, and patients, relying on their communication skills for (success). It is therefore imperative that information is conveyed, elicited, and accurately interpreted through coherent verbal and written means. In addition, effective listening plays a significant