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The don't know option in progress testing
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Toepassing van het concept EPA als verbinding tussen professionele activiteiten en CanMEDS competentiegebieden: pilotstudy Physician Assistant Urologie
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Training the physician assistant in The Netherlands
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Educating the Physician Assistant, questions to be answered.
Dr. H.S.M. Kort (Lector); Th.J. ten Cate; G. Spenkelink-Schut (Lid Lectoraat)
The role of artifacts as scaffolds in competency-based, ICT-supported learning environments. A design-oriented, explorative case study in higher education
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