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Exploring educational interventions to facilitate health professional students’ professionally safe online presence

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Christina L. Wissinger & Zack Stiegler. (2019) Using the Extended Parallel Process Model to Frame E-Professionalism Instruction in Healthcare Education. Teaching and Learning in Medicine 31:3, pages 335-341.
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