The Patient Safety Curriculum for Undergraduate Medical Students as a First Step Toward Improving Patient Safety
Authors:
- Jwa-Seop ShinJSJwa-Seop Shin
- Ji Hyung KimJKJi Hyung Kim
- HyeRin RohHRHyeRin Roh
- Yoon KimYKYoon Kim
- Jeongeun KimJKJeongeun Kim
- Sang-Il LeeSLSang-Il Lee
- Jae-Ho LeeJLJae-Ho Lee
- Suk Wha KimSKSuk Wha Kim
- 1 September 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Surgical Education
- Vol. 69 (5) , 659-664
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Seoul National University Hospital
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