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Student-led interprofessional workshop for patient safety and quality improvement

Pages 177-178 | Published online: 30 Jan 2012

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Dina Radenkovic, Rebecca Mackenzie, Sophie Bracke, Anthony Mundy, Duncan Craig, Deborah Gill & Marcel Levi. (2019) Involving medical students in service improvement: evaluation of a student-led, extracurricular, multidisciplinary quality improvement initiative. Advances in Medical Education and Practice 10, pages 781-793.
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Ramesh L. Walpola, Andrew J. McLachlan & Timothy F. Chen. (2018) A Scoping Review of Peer-led Education in Patient Safety Training. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education 82:2, pages 6110.
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