From script to stethoscope: Can medical television dramas educate?

Sampy, Stefan M; Sampy, Rohan I

doi:https://doi.org/10.36834/cmej.81294

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From script to stethoscope: Can medical television dramas educate?Du scénario au stéthoscope : les drames médicaux télévisés peuvent-ils éduquer ?[Notice]

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