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The Practice-based Small Group Learning Programme: Experiences of learners in multi-professional groups

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Pages 262-272 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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David E Cunningham, Christine Heron & Elaine Taylor. (2022) First contact physiotherapists’ perceptions and experiences of practice-based small group learning in NHS Scotland: a qualitative study. Education for Primary Care 33:3, pages 165-172.
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