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Isfahan University of Medical Sciences

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Faculty Members have conducted research related to the A Transitional Curriculum for Preparing Medical Students for Internship, Does It Work?

Sepideh Jamshidian

Sepideh Jamshidian

Assistant Professor of Medical Education

Department of Medical Education, Educational Development Center

Isfahan University of Medical Sciences

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