|Articles|December 1, 1999

December 1999
Volume 5
Issue 12

Use of an Open-Ended Question to Supplement a Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire in a Medical Residents' Clinic

Author(s)Bruce D. Bialor, MD, Joseph L. Musial , MPA, Graciela E. Rojas, MD

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