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Variation in spirometry utilization between trained general practitioners in practices equipped with a spirometer

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Variation in spirometry utilization between trained general practitioners in practices equipped with a spirometer (English)

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Chris van Weel

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Patrick J. P. Poels

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Tjard R. J. Schermer

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Annelies Jacobs

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reinier P. Akkermans

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Joliet Hartman

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Ben J. A. M. Bottema

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January 2006

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Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care

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24

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2

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81-87

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10.1080/02813430500504362

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