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From teaching to learning: Experiences of small CME group work in general practice in Sweden

Gösta Eliasson, Bengt Mattsson Nicolaus Skrivares väg 8, SE-311 37 Falkenberg, Sweden
Pages 196-200 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Janne Moen, Karolina Antonov, J. Lars G. Nilsson & Lena Ring. (2009) Interaction Between Participants in Focus Groups With Older Patients and General Practitioners. Qualitative Health Research 20:5, pages 607-616.
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