Abstract
De huisartsopleiding moet basisartsen leren denken, doen en voelen als ‘echte’ huisartsen. Dat noemen we professionele identiteitsvorming . Maar wat is dat precies? Welke rol spelen opleiders daarin? Hoe kun je als huisarts – tot aan je pensioen – aandacht blijven besteden aan je professionele identiteitsvorming? We beantwoorden deze vragen op basis van de literatuur en ons eigen onderzoek.
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Barnhoorn PC, Veen M. ‘Wie is daar?’ Over professionele identiteitsvorming van de aios. Huisarts Wet 2021;64(7):55-7. DOI:10.1007/s12445-021-1160-9.
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Barnhoorn, P., Veen, M. ‘Wie is daar?’ Over professionele identiteitsvorming van de aios. Huisarts Wet 64, 55–57 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12445-021-1160-9
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