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2018, Number 27

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Inv Ed Med 2018; 7 (27)

Grounded Theory contributions to Medical Education Research

Olvera LA
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Language: Spanish
References: 16
Page: 82-88
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Key words:

Grounded Theory, Medical education research.

ABSTRACT

This review presents the subjects that attend the studies based on Grounded Theory 50 years after this method was incorporated in scientific field. It also presents a balance between the contributions and the pending for the future in medical education research from the origin of the data, educational actors, type of medical education and recurring themes.


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