Residency training via videoconference--satisfaction survey.

K I Kroeker; I Vicas; D Johnson; B Holroyd; P A Jennett; R V Johnston

doi:10.1089/15305620050503906

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Residency training via videoconference--satisfaction survey.

K I Kroeker·I Vicas·D Johnson·B Holroyd·P A Jennett·R V Johnston

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K I Kroeker, I Vicas, D Johnson, B Holroyd, P A Jennett, R V Johnston. 2000. Residency training via videoconference--satisfaction survey.. https://doi.org/10.1089/15305620050503906

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