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Commentary

Historical factors influencing medical education research productivity

Pages 269-270 | Published online: 08 Apr 2013
 

Abstract

The author explores the reasons why both Canada and the Netherlands have a productivity in medical education research that is disproportionate to their size. He suggests that the historical introduction of problem-based learning early in both countries by McMaster and Maastricht, respectively, with a commitment for programmatic and broader research in both institutions has left this legacy.

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