Use of a modified informed consent process among vulnerable patients
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Dean Schillinger | Karla Lindquist | Deborah E. Barnes | D. Schillinger | D. Barnes | K. Lindquist | B. Williams | C. Seth Landefeld | R. Sudore | Rebecca L. Sudore | C. Seth Landefeld | Brie A. Williams | Brie Williams
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