A complementary medicine student-led telehealth clinic: evaluating learning & teaching perceptions

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Tracelee Shew
Catherine Smith
Greg Connolly
Michael Fleischmann
Craig S. McLachlan
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[1] Health,School of Health & Biomedical Sciences
[2] Torrens University Australia,Centre for Healthy Futures
[3] Health,undefined
[4] Torrens University Australia,undefined
[5] RMIT University,undefined
[6] Torrens University,undefined
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BMC Research Notes | / 17卷
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Telehealth; Complementary medicine; Naturopathy; Nutrition; Chinese medicine; Clinical education; Pandemic;
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