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The Way We Teach: Topographical anatomy

Elizabeth Rennie Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, University of Sheffield
Pages 293-303 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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T. M. Scott. (1993) How we teach anatomy efficiently and effectively. Medical Teacher 15:1, pages 67-75.
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M.A. Tavares & M.C. Silva. (1999) Handouts as an educational support for the teaching/learning program in Clinical Anatomy. Clinical Anatomy 12:5, pages 337-344.
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W. S. Monkhouse, T. C. Lee & E. D. Clarke. (2005) Two years' experience of assessment of anatomy teachers and courses by preclinical and clinical students. Clinical Anatomy 6:3, pages 179-184.
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