Transdisciplinary Generalism: Naming the epistemology and philosophy of the generalist

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@VictoriaJPalmer @brookmanknight @GPswampwarrior @GunnJane 2/3 And a new thesis methodology that compared the literature on transdisciplinary and generalist knowledge formation: Transdisciplinary Generalism: naming the epistemology and philosophy of the…

@AProfLaurenBall @Megan_EL_Brown @angeliquee_93 Love these questions- except that there is no transdisciplinary knowledge formation in the options- a philosophical underpinning of generalist clinical work that should inform research designed for person-ce…

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