playing cards on asthma management: a new interactive method for knowledge transfer to primary care physicians
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Abstract
OBJECTIVES: To describe an interactive playing card workshop in the communication of asthma guidelines recommendations, and to assess the initial evaluation of this educational tool by family physicians.
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| Authors | ;Louis-Philippe Boulet;Francine Borduas;Jacques Bouchard;Johanne Blais;Frederick E Hargreave;Michel Rouleau |
| Journal | religions |
| Year | 2007 |
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10.1155/2007/504931
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