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Neurophobia and its Correlates among Undergraduate Clinical Students in a Nigerian Private University

20243 citationsOpen accessRivers State University

Abstract

Neurophobia among clinical undergraduate students is rampant, and without timely educational intervention, the existing wide gap in the neurologist-to-population ratio could worsen. Our findings highlight the dire need to institute educational models tailored to attaining better teaching aids, peer discussions, and bedside teaching among clinical undergraduate students.

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  • Health and Well-being Studies

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DOI: 10.60787/nmj-64-2-201

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