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Frequent users of the emergency department: a program to improve care and reduce visits
Dorothy Pope, Christopher M.B. Fernandes, France Bouthillette and Jeremy Etherington
CMAJ April 04, 2000 162 (7) 1017-1020;
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Christopher M.B. Fernandes
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