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    Evaluating the Timely Assessment of Ill Patients (TAP) simulation course for medical students

    Evaluating the Timely Assessment of Ill Patients (TAP) simulation course for medical students by Khin-Htun, Swe Yin, Clegg, Rebecca, Kushairi, Anisa

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    Twelve Tips for Developing Clinical Reasoning Skills in the Pre-Clinical and Clinical Stages of Medical School

    Twelve Tips for Developing Clinical Reasoning Skills in the Pre-Clinical and Clinical Stages of Medical School by Khin-Htun, Swe, Kushairi, Anisa

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    Response to "A student's perspective on developing clinical reasoning (CR) skills"

    Response to "A student's perspective on developing clinical reasoning (CR) skills" by Khin-Htun, Swe, Kushairi, Anisa

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    P84 Educating medical students at the university of nottingham to become teachers using the simulation course

    P84 Educating medical students at the university of nottingham to become teachers using the simulation course by Khin-htun, Swe, Barnett, Thomas

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    PG126 Designing, implementing and evaluating the effectiveness of a new delivery model of the simulation training day for final year medical students, university of Nottingham

    PG126 Designing, implementing and evaluating the effectiveness of a new delivery model of the simulation training day for final year medical students, university of Nottingham by Khin-Htun, Swe, Davies, Sarah, Bailey, Paul, Evans, Laura, Thorrold, Sophie, Win, Myat

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    Dapagliflozin ameliorates pancreatic injury and activates kidney autophagy by modulating the AMPK/mTOR signaling pathway in obese rats

    Dapagliflozin ameliorates pancreatic injury and activates kidney autophagy by modulating the AMPK/mTOR signaling pathway in obese rats by Jaikumkao, Krit, Promsan, Sasivimon, Thongnak, Laongdao, Swe, Myat T., Tapanya, Monruedee, Htun, Khin T., Kothan, Suchart, Intachai, Nuttawadee, Lungkaphin, Anusorn

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