GP ATTITUDES TO MANAGING DRUG AND ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT PATIENTS: A RELUCTANT ROLE
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ABOUYANNI, G., ET AL., GP ATTITUDES TO MANAGING DRUG AND ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT PATIENTS: A RELUCTANT ROLE. DRUG AND ALCOHOL REVIEW, Vol. 19, no. 2 (2000), p. 165-170.
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Actitudes profesionales, Atención primaria, Drogodependencias, Metadona, Personal sanitario, Tratamiento
Actitudes profesionales, Atención primaria, Drogodependencias, Metadona, Personal sanitario, Tratamiento
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