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. 2014 Spring;26(1):5-11.

Defining and Identifying Members of a Research Study Population: CTSA-Affiliated Faculty Members

Jonathan D Eldredge  1 , Edward F Weagel  2 , Philip J Kroth  1
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Defining and Identifying Members of a Research Study Population: CTSA-Affiliated Faculty Members

Jonathan D Eldredge et al. Hypothesis (Macon). 2014 Spring.
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