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Increasing patient centredness in outpatient care through closer collaboration with patient groups?: an exploratory study on the views of health care professionals working in quality management for office-based physicians in Germany.

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Increasing patient centredness in outpatient care through closer collaboration with patient groups?: an exploratory study on the views of health care professionals working in quality management for office-based physicians in Germany. / Nickel, Stefan; Trojan, Alf; Kofahl, Christopher.

in: HEALTH POLICY, Jahrgang 107, Nr. 2-3, 2-3, 2012, S. 249-257.

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Nickel, S, Trojan, A & Kofahl, C 2012, 'Increasing patient centredness in outpatient care through closer collaboration with patient groups?: an exploratory study on the views of health care professionals working in quality management for office-based physicians in Germany.', HEALTH POLICY, Jg. 107, Nr. 2-3, 2-3, S. 249-257. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22877829?dopt=Citation>

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Nickel, S., Trojan, A., & Kofahl, C. (2012). Increasing patient centredness in outpatient care through closer collaboration with patient groups?: an exploratory study on the views of health care professionals working in quality management for office-based physicians in Germany. HEALTH POLICY, 107(2-3), 249-257. [2-3]. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22877829?dopt=Citation

Vancouver

Nickel S, Trojan A, Kofahl C. Increasing patient centredness in outpatient care through closer collaboration with patient groups?: an exploratory study on the views of health care professionals working in quality management for office-based physicians in Germany. HEALTH POLICY. 2012;107(2-3):249-257. 2-3.

Bibtex

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