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Benefits of Appraisal as Perceived by General Practitioners

Kudzai Mugweni NHS Revalidation Support Team, London, UK
, MBChB MClinRes (Research Assistant) ,
Sharon Kibble NHS Revalidation Support Team, London, UK
, BSc (Hons) MSc (Research Assistant) &
Maurice Conlon NHS Revalidation Support Team, London, UK
, FRCGP (Programme Director)
Pages 393-398 | Accepted 01 Sep 2011, Published online: 07 Oct 2015

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Samantha Scallan, Rachel Locke, Diana Eksteen & Susi Caesar. (2016) The benefits of appraisal: a critical (re)view of the literature. Education for Primary Care 27:2, pages 94-97.
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