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[A view on training clinical engineers].

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Experience in using a new developed method for training engineers who get an additional secondary medical education is considered. The results of interaction of the N. E. Bauman Moscow State Engineering University and Moscow Medical College No. 1 in applying the method are presented. The advantages and prospects of the combined training method are discussed. Priority problems of Russian public health service facing postgraduate who get double education are revealed.

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V P Zharov, V I Ivantsov. [A view on training clinical engineers].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11244853/

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