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Ten Steps to Establishing an e-Consultation Service to Improve Access to Specialist Care

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2013Utilization, Benefits, and Impact of an e-Consultation Service Across Diverse Specialties and Primary Care Providers213 cited

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2016Evaluation of an Electronic Consultation Service in Obstetrics and Gynecology in Ontario26 cited

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