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. 2023 Nov;10(Suppl 3):33.
doi: 10.7861/fhj.10-3-s33.

A qualitative study to explore multiple long-term conditions in the undergraduate medical school curriculum

Steven Brown  1 , Deepika Manoharan  1 , Bryan Burford  1 , Charlotte Rothwell  1 , Gillian Vance  1
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A qualitative study to explore multiple long-term conditions in the undergraduate medical school curriculum

Steven Brown et al. Future Healthc J. 2023 Nov.
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