Reduction of inappropriate medication in older populations by electronic decision support (the PRIMA-eDS project): a survey of general practitioners’ experiences
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Andreas Sönnichsen | Adrine Woodham | Anja Rieckert | Anne-Lisa Teichmann | Eva Drewelow | Celine Kriechmayr | Giuliano Piccoliori | A. Woodham | A. Sönnichsen | Anja Rieckert | G. Piccoliori | E. Drewelow | Anne-Lisa Teichmann | Celine Kriechmayr | Giuliano Piccoliori
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