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Physicians Answer More Clinical Questions and Change Clinical Decisions More Often With Synthesized Evidence: A Randomized Trial in Primary Care - PMC

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Ann Fam Med . 2005 Nov;3(6):507–513. doi: 10.1370/afm.370 Physicians Answer More Clinical Questions and Change Clinical Decisions More Often With Synthesized Evidence: A Randomized Trial in Primary Care Brian S Alper Brian S Alper , MD, MSPH 1 DynaMed, Columbia, Mo 2 Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine, Columbia, Mo Find articles by Brian S Alper 1, 2 , David S White David S White , MD 3 A private practice, Columbia, Mo Find articles by David S White 3 , Bin Ge Bin Ge , MA 4 Medical Research Office, University of Missouri-Columbia Hea

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