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Volume 38, Number 4, April 2004

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pp. 335-335(1)

Can item response theory help us improve our tests?
pp. 338-339(2)
Author: Burton R.F.

Clinical skills in junior medical officers: a comparison of self-reported confidence and observed competence
pp. 358-367(10)
Authors: Barnsley L.; Lyon P.M.; Ralston S.J.; Hibbert E.J.; Cunningham I.; Gordon F.C.; Field M.J.

The interactive examination: assessing students' self-assessment ability
pp. 378-389(12)
Authors: Mattheos N.; Nattestad A.; Falk-Nilsson E.; Attström R.

Changes in student approaches to learning with the introduction of computer-supported problem-based learning
pp. 390-398(9)
Authors: Strømsø H.I.; Grøttum P.; Hofgaard Lycke K.

Social and behavioural science education in UK medical schools: current practice and future directions
pp. 409-417(9)
Authors: Russell A.; van Teijlingen E.; Lambert H.; Stacy R.

Teaching anatomy without cadavers
pp. 418-424(7)
Authors: McLachlan J.C.; Bligh J.; Bradley P.; Searle J.

The impact of evidence-based education on a perinatal capacity-building initiative in Macedonia
pp. 435-447(13)
Authors: Jeffery H.E.; Kocova M.; Tozija F.; Gjorgiev a.; Pop-Lazarova M.; Foster K.; Polverino J.; Hill D.A.

A junior doctor's dismay at a full shift system
pp. 455-455(1)
Author: Chandra A.

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