Kj. Sheets et Dl. Harris, QUESTIONS ASKED BY FAMILY PHYSICIANS WHO WANT TO SERVE AS MEDICAL-STUDENT PRECEPTORS, Journal of family practice, 42(5), 1996, pp. 503-511
This article addresses the needs of family physician preceptors who te
ach medical students in their community-based practices. Responses are
provided to 20 typical questions that a family physician might ask wh
en considering whether to become a preceptor. Areas covered by the que
stions and responses include physician motivation for becoming a prece
ptor, characteristics of good preceptors, specific issues related to w
orking with students in the office, what to teach students, how to giv
e students feedback, evaluation of students, and relationships with th
e medical school.