Do Computers Have to Interfere with Doctor Patient Relationships?
John Svirbely, MD2022-02-03T23:54:18+08:00Do Computers Have to Interfere with Doctor Patient Relationships? The relationship between the doctor and patient is at the [...]
Do Computers Have to Interfere with Doctor Patient Relationships? The relationship between the doctor and patient is at the [...]
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