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KER UNIT Updates

  • Enjoy another article published this week! bmj.com/content/375/bm… 2 months ago
  • Check out another one of our newest publications: Shared decision making process measures and patient problems: bit.ly/3qYKg4y 2 months ago
  • The Marking Care Fit Manifesto is here: bit.ly/3xf51tX 2 months ago
  • In special remembrance of our dear friend, Aaron bit.ly/30asjob bit.ly/30g4oDJ bit.ly/3DiRm72 2 months ago
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