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Associations between patient care ownership, burnout, and job satisfaction among medical residents: a nationwide cross-sectional study in Japan. [PDF]

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Fujikawa H, Tamune H, Nishizaki Y, Nagasaki K, Kobayashi H, Nojima M, Sekine M, Shimizu T, Yamamoto Y, Shikino K, Tokuda Y.   +10 more
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The ramie. Its origin, its value, its advantages, its culture, its extracting process

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High efficiency far-field mmWave-based wireless power transfer system using Cu/Co metaconductor. [PDF]

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Lee W, Jang H, Yoon YK.
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Declining Performance on the Qualifying Examination: Modeling of a Potential Inflection Point in Emergency Medicine. [PDF]

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White SR, Gottlieb M, Ankel FK, Barton MA, Calderon Y, Farrell SE, Gorgas DL, Holden LM, Hopson L, Osisami O, Johnston MM, Joldersma KB.   +11 more
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“IF IT'S NOT ON, IT'S NOT ON”—OR IS IT?

Gender & Society, 2001
Safer sex campaigns for heterosexuals have sometimes targeted women in particular to take responsibility for condom use. In this article, the authors question some of the assumptions underlying this strategy, for instance, the assumptions of women's relatively unproblematic relationship with condoms and women's control over condom use.
NICOLA GAVEY, KATHRYN McPHILLIPS, MARION DOHERTY   +2 more
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Developing a new ITE programme: a story of compliant and disruptive narratives across different cultural spaces [PDF]

European Journal of Teacher Education, 2018
Increasing global pressure to enhance teacher quality has led to increasing numbers of new ITE programmes, yet there is a dearth of policy studies interrogating exactly how both macro and micro-policy processes combine to shape the development of these ...
Aileen Kennedy
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Paleontology: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Oculudentavis!

Current Biology, 2021
Few animals have experienced such jarring taxonomic whiplash as has Oculudentavis, a tiny tetrapod preserved in amber. A new specimen of this perplexing lineage now shows that it is a lizard unlike any ever discovered.
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