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Physician to Student: The Crisis of Psychiatric Residency Training
JOHN M. SCANLAN
Am J Psychiatry 1972;128:1107-1111.
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Staff psychiatrist with the San Mateo County Mental Health Services Division, San Mateo, Calif.
1972, American Psychiatric Association
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The author describes the experience of psychiatric residency training as a five-stage crisis in role transition involving role shock, orientation, trial and error, integration-consolidation, and recapitulation. He defines the crisis as a process involving both students and teachers. He hopes his formulation will provide a basis for anticipatory guidance and crisis-oriented interventions, thus maximizing the educational aspects of the training.Abstract Teaser
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