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Perceived Effectiveness of Paper and Electronic Logbooks Among Clinical-Year Medical Students in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq: A Multi-University Cross-sectional Mixed-Methods Study

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Qualitative findings identified themes of improved clinical confidence, enhanced communication skills, and reflective learning, whereas negative perceptions focused on bureaucratic burden and unclear expectations.

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