‘No one has ever told us it will be fun’. Achieving fulfilment in medical practice

Facilitating a tutorial with medical students who appeared unusually tentative and apathetic prompted me to reflect upon the intergenerational character of Medicine and consider how we might counter the pervasive pessimism that leads to demoralisation and disillusionment. Engaging in local Communities of Practice may allow clinicians, old and new, to maintain enjoyment and fulfilment in Medicine.

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The Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1177/14782715241293185
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Primary Care and Health Outcomes
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‘No one has ever told us it will be fun’. Achieving fulfilment in medical practice

Clive Weston
The Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Primary Care and Health Outcomes
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‘No one has ever told us it will be fun’. Achieving fulfilment in medical practice

Clive Weston
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Abstract

Facilitating a tutorial with medical students who appeared unusually tentative and apathetic prompted me to reflect upon the intergenerational character of Medicine and consider how we might counter the pervasive pessimism that leads to demoralisation and disillusionment. Engaging in local Communities of Practice may allow clinicians, old and new, to maintain enjoyment and fulfilment in Medicine.

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