Clinical trial NCT01944592 - References

Female Pelvic Examination — Teaching Associates Randomised to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Gynaecological Pelvic Examination Versus Traditional Teaching Using Manikins

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Gynaecology Teaching Associates Versus Teaching on Manikins: a Randomised Controlled Trial

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