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For Nurses, a Barrier Broken: It's a Test Insurers Are Backing: Can Primary Care Work Without Doctors?
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Lardner, James
Bibliographic Citation
U.S. News & World Report 1998 July 27; 125(4): 58-59, 61
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/915288
Date
1998-07-27
Subject
Doctors
;
Nurses
;
Professional-Professional Relationship
;
Patient Relationships
;
Philosophy of Nursing
;
Economics of Health Care
;
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