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Opt-out testing for blood-borne viruses in primary care: a multicentre, prospective study

Published:2016-04-25 Issue:647 Volume:66 Page:e392-e396
ISSN:0960-1643
Container-title:British Journal of General Practice
language:en
Short-container-title:Br J Gen Pract

Author:

O’Kelly Mark,Byrne David,Naughten Edward,Bergin Colm,Williams Caroline

Publisher

Royal College of General Practitioners

Subject

Family Practice

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