Do clinical practice education groups result in sustained change in GP prescribing?
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The results support a positive effect of the education strategy on prescribing behaviour in the intervention group for most outcomes measured. The effect seen is statistically significant, sustained and is in addition to any effect of the other pharmaceutical educational initiatives already undertak …
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| Authors | Richards D;Toop L;Graham P;; |
| Journal | family practice |
| Year | 2003 |
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Retrospective Studies
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