Reliability of SNOMED-CT Coding by Three Physicians using Two Terminology Browsers
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James J. Cimino | Michael F. Chiang | Justin Starren | John C. Hwang | Alexander C. Yu | Daniel S. Casper | J. Cimino | J. Starren | Michael F. Chiang | J. Hwang | D. Casper | A. C. Yu
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