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- Nurses are crucial in creating a supportive learning environment for medical trainees, helping them develop their skills and professional identity.
- Effective teamwork between nurses and physicians is vital for patient safety, yet the educational benefits of this collaboration are often overlooked.
- Emphasizing the role of nurses in the training of new physicians can foster a more encouraging clinical atmosphere for all healthcare providers.
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Nurses play an essential role in the receptivity and support of the learning environment for physician trainees as they develop their clinical skills and professional identity. Although effective interprofessional teams are increasingly identified as critical to patient safety, their impact on the educational experience of learners in the clinical environment is under-recognized. We argue that highlighting nurses' contributions to physician trainee development at the start of their employment in an academic setting can encourage all providers to actively build a supportive clinical learning environment. .
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