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Direct linkRennie, Timothy; Eelu, Hilja; Lusepani, Monde; Keendjele, Tuwilika; Julka, Emily; Hunter, Christian J. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2019
Modern, quality education for health sciences is vital in developing and strengthening the health systems of countries in southern Africa. Medicine, pharmacy, and other disciplines in the region typically admit high school graduates who tend to undertake a science foundation in the first years of study. We report a new resource for improving the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Health Services, Organic Chemistry, Video Technology
