How Many Problems Do Family Physicians Manage at Each Encounter? A WReN Study
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Kurt C Stange | John W Beasley | K. Stange | J. Beasley | M. Mundt | J. Bobula | Terry H Hankey | Rodney Erickson | Marlon Mundt | Marguerite Elliott | Pamela Wiesen | James Bobula | T. Hankey | R. Erickson | M. Elliott | P. Wiesen
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