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. 2007 Nov 6;177(10):1221-6.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.070880.

A guide to the Canadian Medical Association handbook on clinical practice guidelines

Valerie A Palda  1 , Dave Davis, Joanne Goldman
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A guide to the Canadian Medical Association handbook on clinical practice guidelines

Valerie A Palda et al. CMAJ. .

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  • CMAJ. 2007 Dec 4;177(12):1530
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