The Evaluation of Clinical Skill Levels of Emergency Medicine Residents in Medical Toxicology With Simulation
Authors:
- Aynur SahinASAynur Sahin
- Aleyna ArslanAAAleyna Arslan
- Vildan ÖzerVÖVildan Özer
- Bilge DelibaltaBDBilge Delibalta
- Selçuk AkturanSASelçuk Akturan
- Fulya BatmazFBFulya Batmaz
- Ozgen Gonenc CekicOCOzgen Gonenc Cekic
- Özgür TatliÖTÖzgür Tatli
- Sinan PaslıSPSinan Paslı
- Jonathan de OlanoJOJonathan de Olano
- Ertugrul AltugEAErtugrul Altug
- 30 July 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Bratislava Medical Journal
- Vol. 127 (9) , 4294-4302
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