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Prescriptive care? Guidelines and protocols.

A Mulhall·C Alexander·A Le May
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The first of two articles on the development and implementation of guidelines and protocols describes a series of workshops on research utilisation. The authors also attempt to explain some of the confusing terminology in the area of prescriptive care. The second article, which will appear in the near future, will attempt to answer the questions arising from the workshops described here.

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A Mulhall, C Alexander, A Le May. 1997-01-22. Prescriptive care? Guidelines and protocols.. https://doi.org/10.7748/ns.11.18.43.s43

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