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LIFSHITZ-GUINZBERG, Alberto. Clinical education in the modern era. Investigación educ. médica [online]. 2012, vol.1, n.4, pp.210-217. ISSN 2007-5057.

Clinical learning is more an issue of skills than of knowledge. It includes the ability to collect information and to interpret it; to clinical reasoning in diagnosis, therapeutics and prognosis; to have dominion on current clinical procedures; to obtain patient's and family confidence; to accept the responsibility of his/her care. Relationship with technology and modern educational advices, along with modern conceptual boarding of clinical care, are all characteristic of a XXI century clinician who is able to take advantage from virtual patients, clinical simulators and other technological appliances to put them at the service of real patients.

Palabras llave : Clinical competence; clinical learning; clinical reasoning; standarized patients; technology.

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