Self-perceived competence among medical residents in skills needed to care for patients with advanced dementia versus metastatic cancer.
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Self-perceived competence among medical residents in skills needed to care for patients with advanced dementia versus metastatic cancer.
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Self-perceived competence amon ...... ntia versus metastatic cancer.
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Self-perceived competence amon ...... ntia versus metastatic cancer.
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Self-perceived competence amon ...... ntia versus metastatic cancer.
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Self-perceived competence amon ...... ntia versus metastatic cancer.
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Adam Marks
Caroline A Vitale
Cathy S Berkman
Erika Manu
Marcos Montagnini
Patricia Mullan
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10.1007/S13187-012-0351-2
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2012-06-01T00:00:00Z