The efficacy and acceptability of independent and peer-assisted models of clinical education: a step toward national best practice

Samantha Lee Sevenhuysen; Wendy Moya Nickson; Melanie Farlie; Lyn Raitman; Jennifer Lyn Keating; Elizabeth Molloy; Elizabeth Skinner; Stephen Ryan Maloney; Terrence Peter Haines

The efficacy and acceptability of independent and peer-assisted models of clinical education: a step toward national best practice

Samantha Lee Sevenhuysen, Wendy Moya Nickson, Melanie Farlie, Lyn Raitman, Jennifer Lyn Keating, Elizabeth Molloy, Elizabeth Skinner, Stephen Ryan Maloney, Terrence Peter Haines

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	23 - 23
Number of pages	1
Journal	Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care
Volume	8
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Sevenhuysen, Samantha Lee ; Nickson, Wendy Moya ; Farlie, Melanie ; Raitman, Lyn ; Keating, Jennifer Lyn ; Molloy, Elizabeth ; Skinner, Elizabeth ; Maloney, Stephen Ryan ; Haines, Terrence Peter. / The efficacy and acceptability of independent and peer-assisted models of clinical education: a step toward national best practice. In: Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care. 2010 ; Vol. 8, No. 3. pp. 23 - 23.

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The efficacy and acceptability of independent and peer-assisted models of clinical education: a step toward national best practice. / Sevenhuysen, Samantha Lee; Nickson, Wendy Moya; Farlie, Melanie; Raitman, Lyn; Keating, Jennifer Lyn ; Molloy, Elizabeth ; Skinner, Elizabeth ; Maloney, Stephen Ryan ; Haines, Terrence Peter.

In: Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care, Vol. 8, No. 3, 2010, p. 23 - 23.

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