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An interview at eAJKD with former RFN deputy editor Matt Sparks on the utility of web based nephrology education.
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RFN editors Conall O' Seaghdha, Matt Sparks and others in AJKD on Embracing the Internet as a Means of Enhancing Medical Education in Nephrology.
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Thank you! It is hilarious and interesting, initially I thought why he had to read it since it was his stories...but it all is immaculate...perfect just like the Mac!
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