2005Canadian Medical Association JournalOpen access

Medical education and chronic disease

Anton R. Miller

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Serge Dubé's comments illustrate an extremely important dimension of the problem of transforming health care services for people with chronic diseases. In our commentary[1][1] we focused on the need for shifts in policy in this area, but we agree that fundamental changes in physician skills, and

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Serge Dubé's comments illustrate an extremely important dimension of the problem of transforming health care services for people with chronic diseases. In our commentary[1][1] we focused on the need for shifts in policy in this area, but we agree that fundamental changes in physician skills, and

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Serge Dubé's comments illustrate an extremely important dimension of the problem of transforming health care services for people with chronic diseases. In our commentary[1][1] we focused on the need for shifts in policy in this area, but we agree that fundamental changes in physician skills, and

Key concepts: Chronic disease, Dimension (graph theory), Health care, Computer science, Medical care, Medicine, Medical education, Data science

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