Features of Effective Medical Knowledge Resources to Support Point of Care Learning: A Focus Group Study
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David A. Cook | William Hersh | Kristi J. Sorensen | W. Hersh | D. Cook | Richard A Berger | J. Wilkinson | Richard A. Berger | John M. Wilkinson
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