Common room.

Abstract:

:Periodically, someone connected with medical education will present a diary of a week in his or her life. The contributor this issue is A. Michael Davies, Professor of Medical Ecology. Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School and Director, Brookdale Institute for Gerontology and Adult Human Development, Jerusalem, Israel.

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Med Teach

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Medical teacher

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10.3109/01421597909014346

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Has Abstract

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1979-01-01 00:00:00

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316-9

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6

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0142-159X

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1466-187X

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1

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