A pilot study of simple interventions to improve informed consent in clinical research: Feasibility, approach, and results
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N. Kass | Kristina Hallez | Joseph Ali | H. Taylor | Joseph Ali | L. Chaisson | Nancy E Kass | Holly A Taylor | Kristina Hallez | Lelia Chaisson
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