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Red-nose fun a lesson in reducing stress as registrars carve out their own paths

26 February 2020
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Wednesday 26 February 2020, 04:00 AM
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The Auckland GPEP registrars wear red noses during their orientation day
After three years working in a hospital, Rebecca Ly is loving every second of general practice life. Dr Ly joined this year’s General Practice Educ
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