HOW LITERATURE REVIEWS CAN BE WRITTEN TO INFLUENCE PRACTICE: THE RIP APPROACH
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TUNNARD, J., HOW LITERATURE REVIEWS CAN BE WRITTEN TO INFLUENCE PRACTICE: THE RIP APPROACH. JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE, Vol. 12, no. 2 (2004), p. 35-41.
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Crítica, Efectos, Investigación, Literatura científica, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales
Crítica, Efectos, Investigación, Literatura científica, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales
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