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Modeling Spatial Accessibility of Immigrants to Culturally Diverse Family Physicians

Lu Wang Ryerson University
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Deborah Roisman Ryerson University
Pages 73-91 | Received 01 Feb 2009, Accepted 01 Sep 2009, Published online: 30 Aug 2010

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Bonnieca Islam & Samina Ali. (2012) Demographic characteristics and needs of families at an urban, low-income, multicultural paediatric clinic. Paediatrics & Child Health 17:4, pages 181-184.
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