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Literature evaluating medical students' attitudes toward the elderly is extensive yet the study methods, attitudinal instruments and curricular interventions are highly diverse, making the literature difficult to evaluate. This article reviews the instrumentation utilized for attitudinal evaluation, previous studies' utilization of both survey and curricular intervention approaches, and suggestions for a framework for a more uniform future assessment of attitudes of medical students toward the elderly.
Adelman et al. (Thu,) studied this question.