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Assessing Clinical Reasoning in Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Validity Evidence for a Script Concordance Test
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 05/19/09
Carrière B et al. - This pediatric emergency medicine Script Concordance Test was reliable and useful to assess the progression of clinical reasoning during residency training.
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