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EDITORIAL NOTE

Becoming a Surgical Scholar

Luis H. Toledo-PereyraEditor-in-Chief
Pages 139-140 | Published online: 15 Jun 2011

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Alexander H. Toledo, Robert Flikkema & Luis H. Toledo-Pereyra. (2011) Developing the Research Hypothesis. Journal of Investigative Surgery 24:5, pages 191-194.
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Aisling A. Clancy & Glenn Posner. (2015) Attitudes Toward Research During Residency: A Survey of Canadian Residents in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Journal of Surgical Education 72:5, pages 836-843.
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I. Sayek. (2013) Surgery, Surgeon, and Measurement of Value and Quality of Surgeons’ Work. Scandinavian Journal of Surgery 102:3, pages 141-144.
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