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Research Article

An evaluation of the ‘5 Minute Medicine’ video podcast series compared to conventional medical resources for the internal medicine clerkship

Neeraj NarulaMcMaster University, Canada; NEERAJ NARULA, MD, is completing a Gastroenterology fellowship at McMaster University (Canada). His research interests include inflammatory bowel disease and medical education.Correspondence[email protected]
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Liban AhmedMcMaster University, Canada; LIBAN AHMED, MD, is a medical student attending McMaster University.
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Jill RudkowskiMcMaster University, Canada; JILL RUDKOWSKI, BSc, is an assistant professor of Medicine, General Internal Medicine and Critical Care at McMaster University. She is the Internal Medicine Clerkship Director, McMaster University.
Pages e751-e755 | Published online: 30 May 2012

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