Modular emergency general surgery training: A pilot study of a novel programme.

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Gwb Clark

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J Ansell

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L Davies

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R Harries

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S Tate

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T Abdelrahman

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Wales Deanery Emergency General Surgery Working Group

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475-478

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10.1308/RCSANN.2016.0187

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