Howard Bauchner's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
The authors analyzed the educational content of the curricula developed for teaching in the generalist disciplines of pediatrics, family medicine, and general internal medicine. Fifteen educational components that constitute the core content shared by the three generalist disciplines are identified, described, and referenced. Tailoring the generali...
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... From an etic perspective, we identify four ways in which some families and their caregivers construct family together, thus positioning the caregiver as a family member. Research has shown that individuals related by blood or law construct family by building a shared history and future (Noble et al., 1994); by embedding members within a network of family relations (Weiner, 1997); by participating in leisure activities, special events and fun (Daly, 2001); and through the sharing of love and care (Schneider, 1980). We find that some families with paid caregivers at times include the caregiver in each of these performances of family. ...
