Simulation-based Education and Evaluation: Why the Wait?
Venkata Ganesh, Tanvir Samra, B Naveen Naik
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Ganesh V, Samra T, Naik BN. Simulation-based Education and Evaluation: Why the Wait?. J Postgrad Med Edu Res 2022; 56 (3):107-108.
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