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Faculty experience and engagement in a longitudinal integrated clerkship

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Megan EL. Brown, Ravi Parekh, Kevin Anderson, Nabilah Mayat & Andy McKeown. (2022) ‘It was the worst possible timing’: the response of UK Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships to Covid-19. Education for Primary Care 33:5, pages 288-295.
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Robert Lam & Chad Stickrath. (2020) It Takes a Village: Utilizing a Community‐based Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship Model at a Regional Medical Campus to Provide the Core Emergency Medicine Clerkship Experience. AEM Education and Training 5:1, pages 5-11.
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