Children as patients: a communications process study in family practice.
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Summary
Though the family physicians in this sample had more direct communication with children than reported in previous research, it is argued that greater involvement of children in all phases of pediatric visits is warranted.
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- 1981-11-01
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Medicine, Family medicine
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