Necropsies have value in medical education

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Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (4):407-407 (2004)
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Medical educators in the UK still believe necropsy is a valuable educational resource despite recent negative publicity, curricular revisions and declining use of the procedure.A “theoretical sample” of teaching staff from Sheffield University Medical …

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