Preferences of interns and residents for E-mail, paging, or traditional methods for the delivery of different types of clinical information
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Michael M. Wagner | William R. Hogan | Stuart A. Eisenstadt | Marvin C. Pankaskie | W. Hogan | M. Wagner | M. Pankaskie
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