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405 related items for PubMed ID: 18245796

  • 1. Do quality incentives change prescribing patterns in primary care? An observational study in Scotland.
    MacBride-Stewart SP, Elton R, Walley T.
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  • 8. Anti-psychotic drug prescribing trends in primary care in Scotland 1994-97.
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  • 12. Are prescribing initiatives readily transferable across classes: the case of generic losartan in Scotland?
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  • 17. Prescribing behaviour of village doctors under China's New Cooperative Medical Scheme.
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