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[The "Dumas", an innovative tool for the evaluation of teaching experiential learning]

L Dumas, C St-Pierre, J Simard

    L'Infirmiere Du Quebec : Revue Officielle De L'Ordre Des Infirmieres Et Infirmiers Du Quebec
    |July 13, 1999
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