THE NEED FOR DISABILITY AWARENESS TRAINING AMONG RURALLY BASED AUSTRALIAN GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
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GETHING, L., FETHNEY, J., THE NEED FOR DISABILITY AWARENESS TRAINING AMONG RURALLY BASED AUSTRALIAN GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION, Vol. 19, no. 6 (1997), p. 249-259.
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Actitudes, Discapacidad, Entorno rural, Formación profesional, Médicos, Australia
Actitudes, Discapacidad, Entorno rural, Formación profesional, Médicos, Australia
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