P-ISSN 1176-5178
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Vol. 0, Issue 36, 2023September 18, 2023 NZST
Should New Zealand medical schools use a lottery system to select their students?
Should New Zealand medical schools use a lottery system to select their students?
Articles in Vol. 0, Issue 36, 2023
Vol. 0, Issue 36, 2023
- Editor's WelcomeJoyce GuoWilliam Ju
- Is it broken?Dawson MuirMargy Pohl
- Prescribing a Healthy PlanetDermot CoffeySummer WrightAngad S. Chauhan
- The University of Auckland BMedSc(Hons) abstractsVarious authors
- The JAK/STAT signalling pathway: Tiny molecules transforming therapeuticsVelia Men
- A case report on modern-day scurvyZhaolun FengSamarina Musaad
- “What’s the damage? Give it to me!”: Type 2 diabetes mellitus and obesity management in primary care with implications for biomedical science, clinical practice and population healthThomas Swinburn
- Should New Zealand medical schools use a lottery system to select their students?Albert Andrew
- Traumatic brain injuries in Aotearoa New Zealand adolescents: Health inequity pathways from upstream factors to downstream causesAngad S. Chauhan
- How to collaborate with a BiostatisticianRobin M TurnerClaire CameronAri Samaranayaka
- Understanding and addressing the impact of dyslexia as a medical student: a literature reviewRajan RamjiAndy Wearn
Andrew, Albert. 2023. “Should New Zealand Medical Schools Use a Lottery System to Select Their Students?” New Zealand Medical Student Journal 0 (36): 26–30. https://doi.org/10.57129/001c.88018.