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. 1999 Feb 13;318(7181):440-4.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.318.7181.440.

Experiences with "rapid appraisal" in primary care: involving the public in assessing health needs, orientating staff, and educating medical students

S A Murray  1
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Experiences with "rapid appraisal" in primary care: involving the public in assessing health needs, orientating staff, and educating medical students

S A Murray. BMJ. .
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