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Asan, O., Kushner, K., & Montague, E. (2015). Exploring residents’ interactions with electronic health records in primary care encounters. Family Medicine, 47(9), 722-726.

Asan, Onur ; Kushner, Kenneth ; Montague, Enid. / Exploring residents’ interactions with electronic health records in primary care encounters. In: Family Medicine. 2015 ; Vol. 47, No. 9. pp. 722-726.

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Asan, O, Kushner, K & Montague, E 2015, 'Exploring residents’ interactions with electronic health records in primary care encounters', Family Medicine, vol. 47, no. 9, pp. 722-726.

Exploring residents’ interactions with electronic health records in primary care encounters. / Asan, Onur; Kushner, Kenneth; Montague, Enid.
In: Family Medicine, Vol. 47, No. 9, 10.2015, p. 722-726.

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Asan O, Kushner K, Montague E. Exploring residents’ interactions with electronic health records in primary care encounters. Family Medicine. 2015 Oct;47(9):722-726.