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Un GUIDE pour aider les patients et leurs familles à mieux comprendre les maladies graves

Un outil mnémotechnique qui permet d’enseigner aux apprenants la planification préalable des soins

Helen James and Warren Harris Lewin
Canadian Family Physician January 2024; 70 (1) e28-e30; DOI: https://doi.org/10.46747/cfp.7001e28
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Un GUIDE pour aider les patients et leurs familles à mieux comprendre les maladies graves
Helen James, Warren Harris Lewin
Canadian Family Physician Jan 2024, 70 (1) e28-e30; DOI: 10.46747/cfp.7001e28
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