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AMEE Guide No. 12: Multiprofessional education: Part 2 - promoting cohesive practice in health care

ANNE PIRRIE VALERIE WILSON R.M. HARDEN JOHN ELSEGOOD University of Edinburgh, UK
Pages 409-416 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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