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  1. IPE-COM: a pilot study on interprofessional learning design for medical and midwifery students
  2. Interprofessional communication in a sociohierarchical culture: development of the TRI-O guide
  3. Comparison of communication skills between trained and untrained students using a culturally sensitive nurse–client communication guideline in Indonesia
  4. Students’ understanding of “Women-Centred Care Philosophy” in midwifery care through Continuity of Care (CoC) learning model: a quasi-experimental study
  5. Physician′s self-perceived abilities at primary care settings in Indonesia
  6. Improving communication skills in the Southeast Asian health care context
  7. From Lecture to Learning Tasks: Use of the 4C/ID Model in a Communication Skills Course in a Continuing Professional Education Context
  8. Introducing a partnership doctor-patient communication guide for teachers in the culturally hierarchical context of Indonesia
  9. Doctor–patient communication in Southeast Asia: a different culture?
  10. Doctors in a Southeast Asian country communicate sub-optimally regardless of patients’ educational background
  11. Are patient-centered care values as reflected in teaching scenarios really being taught when implemented by teaching faculty? A discourse analysis on an Indonesian medical school's curriculum
  12. The UK communication curricula wheel in different contexts: providing local evidence
  13. Doctor–patient communication in a Southeast Asian setting: the conflict between ideal and reality
  14. Comparison of communication skills in medical residents with and without undergraduate communication skills training as provided by the Faculty of Medicine of Gadjah Mada University