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e-Rheumatology and medical education

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The electronic media have become an essential part of medical education worldwide, and are being used in undergraduate and postgraduate medical training, as well as in continuing medical education. The public increasingly has access to medical information via the internet, with the quality of this information being variable.  This paper reviews some of the material related to rheumatology available on electronic media for the medical profession and the public.

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  1. Chairman ILAR Sting Committee on Education Publication, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Rheumatology Unit Parkville Victoria, Australia

    D. Barraclough

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Barraclough, D. e-Rheumatology and medical education . Clin Rheumatol 22, 177–180 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10067-003-0749-7

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