Relationship, communication, and efficiency in the medical encounter: creating a clinical model from a literature review.
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Ronald Epstein | R. Epstein | L. Mauksch | D. Dugdale | David C Dugdale | Larry B Mauksch | Sherry Dodson | Sherry Dodson
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