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Matching Physician Practice Style to Patient Informational Issues and Decision-Making PreferencesAn Approach to Patient Autonomy and Medical Paternalism Issues in Clinical Practice
Robert M. Peters, MD, MBA
Arch Fam Med. 1994;3(9):760-763.
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