Advancing virtual patient simulations through design research and interPLAY: part II—integration and field test
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Kyle Johnsen | Benjamin Lok | Andrea Kleinsmith | Atsusi Hirumi | Ramsamooj Javier Reyes | Diego J. Rivera-Gutierrez | Stacey Kubovec | Kenneth Bogert | Juan Cendan | Michael Eakins | Teresa Johnson | Michael Bellew | Benjamin C. Lok | Atsusi Hirumi | K. Bogert | A. Kleinsmith | J. Cendan | T. Johnson | K. Johnsen | Stacey Kubovec | R. Reyes | Mike Eakins | Michael Bellew | M. Eakins
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