title: Patients and students: an attitudinal survey.
abstract: Sixty-eight patients who had been seen by a medical student as the major person in attendance at an office visit in an academic Family Practice Unit were questioned by a self-administered questionnaire about their attitudes to medical students. Most expressed satisfaction, though a significant minority were unhappy. Most identified fragmentation of the doctor-patient relationship as their main concern. Further studies of patients' reactions to academic Family Practice Units are necessary.
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authors.initials: IM
authors.lastname: George
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