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      regular reflection on group performance and investigative techniques.     
      Each group was allocated an unknown drug and had to profile its           
      mechanism of action. After each laboratory practical students were        
      required to reflect upon, discuss and agree strategies to improve their   
      performance. The learning benefits were evaluated by means of records     
      of students' reflections, written reflective reports, a questionnaire     
      evaluation of group working and informal teacher observation and          
      questioning. The discussion focuses on the role of deep reflection,       
      group discussion and actions based on these two processes in improving    
      learning.                                                                 
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TI: STANDARDS FOR MEDICAL IDENTIFIERS, CODES, AND MESSAGES NEEDED TO CREATEce   
      AN EFFICIENT COMPUTER-STORED MEDICAL RECORD                               
  AU: ACKERMAN_MJ, BALL_MJ, CLAYTON_PD, FRISSE_ME, GARDNER_RM, GREENES_RA,      
      HAMMOND_WE, KINGSLAND_LC, MCDONALD_CJ, MASYS_DR, MILLER_PL, MILLER_RA,    
      MITCHELL_JA, OZBOLT_JG, STEAD_WW                                          
  NA: UNIV UTAH,LATTER DAY ST HOSP,DEPT MED INFORMAT,325 8TH AVE,SALT LAKE      
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