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. 2002:2:e04.
doi: 10.5334/ijic.62.

Integrated care in an international perspective

Diana Delnoij  1 , Niek Klazinga, I Kulu Glasgow
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Integrated care in an international perspective

Diana Delnoij et al. Int J Integr Care. 2002.
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Number of respondents to the workshop questionnaire (n=13) mentioning the problems listed.
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Factors hampering integrated care according to respondents of the workshop questionnaire (n=13).
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