Reciprocity? International Preceptors’ Perceptions of Global Health Elective Learners at African Sites | Zendy

Elizabeth M. Keating | Zendy; Heather Haq | Zendy; Chris A. Rees | Zendy; Padma Swamy | Zendy; Teri L. Turner | Zendy; Stephanie Marton | Zendy; Jill Sanders | Zendy; Edith Q. Mohapi | Zendy; Peter N. Kazembe | Zendy; Gordon E. Schutze | Zendy

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Reciprocity? International Preceptors’ Perceptions of Global Health Elective Learners at African Sites

Author(s) -

Elizabeth M. Keating,

Heather Haq,

Chris A. Rees,

Padma Swamy,

Teri L. Turner,

Stephanie Marton,

Jill Sanders,

Edith Q. Mohapi,

Peter N. Kazembe,

Gordon E. Schutze

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

annals of global health

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.602

H-Index - 66

ISSN - 2214-9996

DOI - 10.5334/aogh.2342

Subject(s) - preceptor , reciprocity (cultural anthropology) , medicine , perception , medical education , nursing , psychology , social psychology , neuroscience

Short-term global health electives (STGHEs) have become increasingly common, with evidence showing educational and clinical benefits for short-term learners (STLs). Despite increased recognition that STGHEs should be mutually beneficial for host sites and STLs, evidence demonstrating the impact on international host preceptors is lacking.

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