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- Published on: 10 August 2004
- Published on: 30 June 2004
- Published on: 10 August 2004Author's responseShow More
Dear Editor
Schaafsma and Verbeek are positive about the central ideas of our paper, as they endorse what we have named the intrusion and coordination model. They also regard the notion of coordination of worlds of norms and values that we develop in the last part, as appropriate for all medical disciplines and professions.
Their criticism, however, misses the point of the article. Far from undervaluing occ...
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Dear Editor
We would like to comment on the recent theme issue on evidence based medicine, especially on the article about "Coordinating the norms and values of medical research, medical practice, and patient worlds." This is a title that appeals to all physicians with an interest in medical research and its implementation in medical practice. Vos et al. embark upon the important topic of evidence-based occupa...
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