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- Published online February 2, 2004.
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- Alan J. Forster,
- Heather D. Clark,
- Alex Menard,
- Natalie Dupuis,
- Robert Chernish,
- Natasha Chandok,
- Asmat Khan,
- Carl van Walraven
- From the Clinical Epidemiology Program, Ottawa Health Research Institute (Forster, Clark, van Walraven); the Department of Medicine, University of Ottawa (all authors), Ottawa, Ont.; and the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (van Walraven), Toronto, Ont.
- Correspondence to:
Dr. Alan J. Forster, Ottawa Hospital, Civic Campus, F654-1053 Carling Ave., Ottawa ON K1Y 4E9; fax 613 761-5351; aforsterohri.ca
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