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The cost of initiating appropriate therapy for skin diseases: A comparison of dermatologists and family physicians
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  • 2001The Primary Care Provider and the Care of Skin Disease53 cited
  • 2010Dermatology referrals in an East Asian tertiary hospital: a need for inpatient medical dermatology40 cited
  • 1999The gatekeeper model is inefficient for the delivery of dermatologic services39 cited
  • 1997Patients' opinions regarding direct access to dermatologic specialty care32 cited
  • 2000Physician Referral Rates20 cited

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