Common sense and consulting
J R Coll Gen Pract.
1979 Apr.
Abstract
Three hundred and forty-two general practitioners in Scotland presented their views on content and training in relation to consulting with patients. Differences in responses from trainers, non-trainers, and trainees are examined and possible reasons for the divergences are discussed.
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