Engagement and learning in an electronic spaced repetition curriculum companion for a&nbsp;paediatrics academic half-day curriculum

Jason R. McConnery; Ereny Bassilious; Quang N. Ngo

doi:10.1007/S40037-021-00680-X

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Engagement and learning in an electronic spaced repetition curriculum companion for a paediatrics academic half-day curriculum

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