Family physicians and dementia in Canada: Part 1. Clinical practice guidelines: awareness, attitudes, and opinions

Nicholas J.G. Pimlott; Malini Persaud; Neil Drummond; Carole A. Cohen; James L. Silvius; Karen Seigel; Gary R. Hollingworth; William B. Dalziel

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Family physicians and dementia in Canada

Part 1. Clinical practice guidelines: awareness, attitudes, and opinions

Nicholas J.G. Pimlott, Malini Persaud, Neil Drummond, Carole A. Cohen, James L. Silvius, Karen Seigel, Gary R. Hollingworth and William B. Dalziel

Canadian Family Physician May 2009; 55 (5) 506-507.e5;

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