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Comment
. 1998 May 23;316(7144):1609-10.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.316.7144.1609.

General practitioners' self assessment of knowledge. The vast range of clinical conditions means that doctors cannot know everything

A Edwards, M Robling, S Matthews, H Houston, C Wilkinson
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General practitioners' self assessment of knowledge. The vast range of clinical conditions means that doctors cannot know everything

A Edwards et al. BMJ. .

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  • BMJ 1998 Jun 20;316(7148):1869. Matthews MR [corrected to Robling M]
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