Matters arising

General medicine
Volume 173 - Issue 11

R&D in general practice: time to move forward

Author:  David P Weller

Med J Aust 2000; 173 (11): 668-669.
Published online: 4 December 2000
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Matters Arising

R&D in general practice: time to move forward

An editorial in the General Practice Issue (MJA, 17 July 2000) called for leadership and vision to guide Australian general practice

MJA 2000; 173: 668-669

Author

  • David P Weller

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