Comparison of OSCE performance between 6- and 7-year medical school curricula in Taiwan
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W. Sheu | B. Shulruf | Hao-min Cheng | Chen-Huan Chen | M. Hou | Ying-Ying Yang | Chia-Chang Huang | Jr-Wei Wu | Jen-Feng Liang | Shiau-Shian Huang | Ling‐Yu Yang
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