(PDF) The Impact of Sample Type and Procedural Attributes

The Impact of Sample Type and Procedural Attributes on Relative Acceptability of Different Colorectal Cancer Screening Regimens

Patient Preference and Adherence - New Zealand

doi 10.2147/ppa.s172143

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Social Sciences

Date

September 1, 2018

Authors

Julie Ratcliffe

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Informa UK Limited

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