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- ↑ Tim Dornan, Queen's University Belfast
- ↑ Medical education. Where are we now and where are we going?, British Education Research Association
- ↑ CHES Welcomes Visiting Professor Dr. Tim Dornan, CHES
- ↑ Tim Dornan, Google Scholar
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