Do Medical Students in Their Fifth Year of Undergraduate Training Differ in Their Suitability to Become a “Good Doctor” Depending on Their Admission Criteria? A Pilot Study

Advances in Medical Education and Practice
doi 10.2147/amep.s235529
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Dove Medical Press Ltd.

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