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Not so easy as it sounds: a qualitative study of a shared learning project between medical and nursing undergraduate students

Chris Roberts, Amanda Howe, Sue Winterburn, Nick Fox Institute of General Practice & Primary Care, University of Sheffield, UK
Pages 386-391 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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