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Stress, burnout, and strategies for reducing them
What’s the situation among Canadian family physicians?
F. Joseph Lee, Moira Stewart and Judith Belle Brown
Canadian Family Physician February 2008, 54 (2) 234-235;
F. Joseph Lee
Moira Stewart

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Stress, burnout, and strategies for reducing them
F. Joseph Lee, Moira Stewart, Judith Belle Brown
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