A case study of the use of a special interest group to enhance interest in public health among undergraduate health science students
Abstract Background Education and training of undergraduate health science students in public health are insufficient in many parts of the world. This lack is a risk as early interest in specialist training options is a predictor of future training choices. A special interest group (SIG) is one mech...
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