Individual and contextual factors related to family practice residents' assessment and counseling for tobacco cessation.

N H Gottlieb; J L Guo; S A Blozis; P P Huang

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Individual and contextual factors related to family practice residents' assessment and counseling for tobacco cessation.

N H Gottlieb, J L Guo, S A Blozis and P P Huang

The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice September 2001, 14 (5) 343-351;

N H Gottlieb

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Individual and contextual factors related to family practice residents' assessment and counseling for tobacco cessation.

N H Gottlieb, J L Guo, S A Blozis, P P Huang

The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice Sep 2001, 14 (5) 343-351;

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Individual and contextual factors related to family practice residents' assessment and counseling for tobacco cessation.

N H Gottlieb, J L Guo, S A Blozis, P P Huang

The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice Sep 2001, 14 (5) 343-351;

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