Evaluating the Effects of Night Shifts on Attention and Executive Function of Trakya University Residents Using the Tower of Hanoi Test

TURKISH MEDICAL STUDENT JOURNAL
doi 10.4274/tmsj.galenos.2020.07.01.04
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