Early community-based teaching of medical undergraduates for achieving better working skills in the community
INTRODUCTION: It has been perceived that there is a lack of community exposure and active learning in the community for the first-year undergraduates in Community Medicine. This study is designed to evaluate an early community exposure given to the students to help overcome these lacunae. METHODOLOG...
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Main Authors: | Himashree Bhattacharrya (Author), Gajendra Kumar Medhi (Author), Star Pala (Author), Amrita Sarkar (Author), Ophelia Mary Kharmujai (Author), Wallambok Lynrah (Author) |
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Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications,
2018-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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