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Practising on the poor? Healthcare workers’ beliefs about the role of medical students during their elective
- Correspondence to: S J J Radstone 34 Riverdale Road, Sheffield, S10 3FB, UK; sammyradstonehotmail.com
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Practising on the poor? Healthcare workers’ beliefs about the role of medical students during their elective
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- Accepted February 5, 2004
- First published January 28, 2005.
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April 27, 2016
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