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The academic adaptation of Southeast Asian international students in Chinese universities. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Shen L, Luo A.
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Development on the Proficiency of Diagnosis and Clinical Care for Rare Diseases in Young Physicians in China. [PDF]

Health Care Sci
Wu G, Miao Y, Fan S, Duan W, Qian J, Wu D, Zhou EY, Xu Z, Xie J, Gong M, Zhang S.   +10 more
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HELIOS Action: Advancing research, education, and equity in hemoglobinopathies across Europe and beyond. [PDF]

Hemasphere
Chatzimatthaiou S, Bonifazi F, Gimbert AC, Colombatti R, Cremonesi F, Glenthøj A, Mezzalira E, Stephanou C, Traeger-Synodinos J, Antic D, Durmaz B, Gavriilaki E, Inusa B, Landi A, Pellegrini M, Basile F, Muth S, Cario H, Katsantoni E, Ruhluel D, Lederer CW, Mañú-Pereira MDM, Kountouris P.   +22 more
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International Student Education and International Exchange in the Era of Corporatisation

International Student Education and International Exchange in the Era of Corporatisation
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International Education Exchange: A Perspective

The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1980
(1980). International Education Exchange: A Perspective. The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas: Vol. 54, No. 3, pp. 113-114.
James R. Gaddy, Linda Kelly
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International Development through Educational Exchange

Review of Educational Research, 1968
The evolution of educational exchange since 1945 reveals both tough and tender coin with a spectrum of aims and practices that include foreign policies, curriculum with a global frame of reference, and idealized human relations. A detailed discussion of this evolution and the corresponding evaluation of research may be found in Cormack (1962).
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International Exchange for Surgical Education

1998
International exchange for surgical education has a long and rich tradition. William Halsted, for example, took his postgraduate training in Europe from 1878 to 1880. During this period abroad, Halsted gained experience in surgical techniques unknown to many North American surgeons. He formed close relationships with a number of clinical and laboratory
L. Köhler, C. K. Kum, M. Miserez, D. Rixen, S. Saad   +4 more
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International Exchange for Surgical Education

1991
International exchange for surgical education has a long tradition. The development of the surgical residency program in North America is based on the Langenbeck-Billroth school of Germany and Austria. This is a direct result of William Halsted’s postgraduate training in Europe, between 1878 and 1880.1 At that time, Halsted was 26 years old and had ...
A. Paul, J. Coleman, D. Marelli, E. Eypasch, B. Bouillon   +4 more
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