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Use Television in Continuing Medical Education

Michael Essex-Lopresti Michael Essex-Lopresti, MFCM, DA, RCS, is Deputy Secretary, Council for Postgraduate Medical Education in England and Wales, 7 Marylebone Road, London, NW1 5HH
Pages 267-272 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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G. A. Brown. (1985) How to Make and Use Video in Teaching. Medical Teacher 7:2, pages 139-149.
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D. I. Newble & R. A. Cannon. (1984) How to: Make a Presentation at a Scientific Meeting. Medical Teacher 6:1, pages 6-9.
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Fiona Osborne, Miles Harrison, James Fisher & Belinda Bateman. (2021) Using medical reality television as a technology-enhanced learning strategy to provide authentic patient care experiences during clinical placements: a case study research investigation. BMC Medical Education 21:1.
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