a one-year economic evaluation of six alternative strategies for the management of uninvestigated upper gastrointestinal symptoms in canadian primary care
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BACKGROUND: The cost-effectiveness of initial strategies in managing Canadian patients with uninvestigated upper gastrointestinal symptoms remains controversial.
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| Authors | ;Alan N Barkun;Ralph Crott;Carlo A Fallone;Wendy A Kennedy;Jean Lachaine;Carey Levinton;David Armstrong;Naoki Chiba;Alan Thomson;Sander Veldhuyzen van Zanten;Paul Sinclair;Sergio Escobedo;Bijan Chakraborty;Sandra Smyth;Robert White;Helen Kalra;Krista Nevin |
| Journal | indian journal of pharmacology |
| Year | 2010 |
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