Bridging the gap in genetics: a progressive model for primary to specialist care

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RT @CSPC_QueensU: What do urban and rural Primary Care Providers need to provide genetic care to their patients? A team of researchers inc…

04 Jul 2019

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What do urban and rural Primary Care Providers need to provide genetic care to their patients? A team of researchers including DFM Drs. Birtwhistle, Brown and Phillips explore this in the latest issue of @BioMedCentral, learn more here: https://t.co/DnYx0

03 Jul 2019

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Check this out! Harding B, Webber C, Rhuland L, Dalgarno N, Armour C, Birtwhistle R, Brown, G, Carroll, J, Flavin M, Phillips S, MacKenzie JJ. (2019). Bridging the gap in genetics: A progressive model for primary to specialist care. BMC Med Ed DOI: https:/

12 Jun 2019

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Bridging the gap in genetics: a progressive model for primary to specialist care https://t.co/XcRO4HFBNB

12 Jun 2019

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