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New directions for medical education: problem-based learning and community-oriented medical education.

By: Schmidt H GContributor(s): De Vries M W | Greep J M eds | Lipkin MMaterial type: Text

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TextLanguage: eng. Series: (Frontiers of primary care)Publication details: New York Springer-Verlag, 1989 Description: 300pISBN: 0387963901Subject(s): Community Health Services-trends | Education, Medical | Education,Medical-psychology | MedicalEducationNLM classification: W 18: N89N: SCH

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