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Preparedness for practice – what are we really measuring?
Yann Guisard
, Kay Skinner
,
Maree Simpson
,
Sarah Hyde
, Kerstin McPherson
Faculty Office, Science and Health
Professional Practice, Learning and Education Research Group
Allied Health, Exercise and Sports Sciences
Dentistry and Medical Sciences
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