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Improving Primary Care–Specialty Care Communication: Lessons From San Francisco's Safety Net

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2018Innovative Use Of Electronic Consultations In Preoperative Anesthesiology Evaluation At VA Medical Centers In New England20 cited
2018Cardiology electronic consultation (e-consult) use by primary care providers at VA medical centres in New England20 cited

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