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Comparison of Primary Care Providers' and Dermatologists' Diagnostic Accuracy and Clinical Decision Making for Melanoma: A Systematic Review

Authors
SC Chen
Dena M. Bravata - Stanford University
E Weil
Ingram Olkin - Stanford University

Published by
Archives of Dermatology, Vol. 137 no. 12, page(s) 1627-1634
December, 2001

Topics: Health policy

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