Clinical prioritisations of healthcare for the aged—professional roles

P Nortvedt; R Pedersen; K H Grøthe; M Nordhaug; M Kirkevold; Å Slettebø; B S Brinchmann; B Andersen

doi:10.1136/jme.2007.020693

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