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National Survey on Hospital-Based Privileges in Family Practice Obstetrics

William C. Wadland, MD, MS; Anna F. Havron, MA; David Garr, MD; Ronald Schneeweiss, MD; Mindy Smith, MD, MS

Arch Fam Med. 1994;3(9):793-800.


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