The e-patient and medical students

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The recent publicity around the tragic case of Bronte Doyne has highlighted a pressing need in healthcare delivery: the need for doctors to know that their patients, "e-patients," know medicine. In turn, this requires our medical students to be trained in how best to utilise the potential of e-patients in healthcare delivery."I can't begin to tell you how it feels to have to tell an oncologist they are wrong, it's a young person's cancer. I had to, I'm fed up of trusting them." - Bronte Doyne (Vize 2015)

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Masters, K. (2016). The e-patient and medical students. Medical Teacher, 38(3), 314–316. https://doi.org/10.3109/0142159X.2015.1112896

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