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Research Article

The epidemiology of physician learning

H. B. Slotnick University of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School
,
George Mejicano University of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School
,
Steven M. Passin Steven Passin & Associates, LLC
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Ann Bailey University of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School
Pages 304-312 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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