How can Entrustable Professional Activities serve the quality of health care provision through licensing and certification?

ten Cate, Olle

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How can Entrustable Professional Activities serve the quality of health care provision through licensing and certification?Comment mettre à profit les activités professionnelles confiables pour favoriser la qualité des soins de santé par le biais du titre de licencié et du certificat ?

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