Adolescent transition clinic in inflammatory bowel disease: quantitative assessment of self-efficacy skills
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I. Dotan | Shlomi Cohen | Y. Ron | S. Matalon | A. Yerushalmy-feler | Margalit Dali-Levy | E. Barnea | Ayala Nachum | A. Yerushalmy-Feler
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