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Pharmacist-Patient Relationships: Authoritarian, Participatory, or Default?
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Sleath, Betsy
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Patient Education and Counseling 1996 August; 28(3): 253-263
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/895600
Date
1996-08
Subject
Patient Relationships
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Drugs and Drug Industry
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