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Volume: 36 Issue: 9

1. Concomitant use of midazolam and buprenorphine and its implications among drug users in Singapore.	Page:774—777
2. Logistic regression analysis to predict Medical Licensing Examination of Thailand (MLET) Step1 success or failure.	Page:770—773
3. Outcome-based approach in development of a disaster management course for healthcare workers.	Page:765—769
4. Should medical research have a place in future clinical training?	Page:760—764
5. An end to "See one, do one and teach one" residency training programme - impact of the training, education, surgical accreditation and assessment (TESA) programme on medical care and patients' safety.	Page:756—759
6. A comparison of learning strategies, orientations and conceptions of learning of first-year medical students in a traditional and an innovative curriculum.	Page:751—755
7. A study on the personal traits and knowledge base of Taiwanese medical students following problem-based learning instructions.	Page:743—750
8. The association between parental socioeconomic status (SES) and medical students' personal and professional development.	Page:735—742
9. Helping learners in difficulty--the incidence and effectiveness of remedial programmes of the Medical Radiation Sciences Programme at University of Toronto and the Michener Institute for Applied Sciences, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.	Page:725—734
10. From a "generalist" medical graduate to a "specialty" resident: can an entry-level assessment facilitate the transition? assessing the preparedness level of new surgical trainees.	Page:719—724
11. Can a flexible medical curriculum promote student learning and satisfaction?	Page:713—718
12. Outcomes in medical education.	Page:711—711
13. Recent advances in pathophysiology and current management of itch.	Page:788—792
14. Hip fractures in the elderly: the impact of comorbid illnesses on hospitalisation costs.	Page:784—787
15. Radical radiotherapy in stage I non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)--Singapore National Cancer Centre experience.	Page:778—783