Medical Education - Globe Thesis

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161.	Research On The Problems And Countermeasures In The Management Of Continuing Medical Education In Hospitals
162.	Research On Medical Education Archives In Peiping Area Of ??the Republic Of China
163.	Care-ing about patients: The construction, performance, and organization of communication and care in medical education
164.	Utilization of simulation to teach pelvic examination skills to medical students: Implications for medical education
165.	Boundary crossing in medical education: The Sayre Health Center
166.	Lobbying strategies for federal appropriations: Nursing versus medical education
167.	Comparison of video feedback with traditional evaluation form in emergency medical services continuing medical education
168.	Physicians' perceptions of transfer of learning from Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs into practice: A case study
169.	The influence of medical education on the frequency and type of medical board discipline received by licensed Florida physicians
170.	Incoming medical students' perceptions of knowledge, attitudes and skills regarding cross-cultural medical education
171.	Continuing medical education for physicians: Key factors contributing to learning and change
172.	Development of an analogue lumbar intervertebral disc for medical education
173.	Rediscovering empathy in medical education: Experiencing literature and film
174.	Application of the learning cycle in medical education
175.	The role of continuing medical education in health care quality improvement
176.	Immigration, quotas and its impact on medical education
177.	The effect of governmental reimbursement policies on curriculum and programs in medical education through their impact on clinical organizations associated with colleges of medicine
178.	From nature-cure to naturopathic medicine: The institutionalizing of naturopathic medical education in Ontario
179.	Embryology in medical education: A mixed methods study and phenomenology of faculty and first year medical students
180.	Disciplining Medicine: Science and the Rhetoric of Medical Education Reform in Britain, 1770-1858
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