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. 2005 Apr;93(2):278-81.

F2F connection: a community health information needs assessment of Texas families who have children with chronic illnesses and/or disabilities and their care providers

Jeffrey T Huber  1 , Jill D Dietrich, Eve Cugini, Shannon Burke
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F2F connection: a community health information needs assessment of Texas families who have children with chronic illnesses and/or disabilities and their care providers

Jeffrey T Huber et al. J Med Libr Assoc. 2005 Apr.
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