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  • 46. Effect of telephone calls from primary care practices on follow-up visits after pediatric emergency department visits: evidence from the Pediatric Emergency Department Links to Primary Care (PEDLPC) randomized controlled trial.
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    Smith MJ, Rascati KL, McWilliams BC.
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    Pesola GR, Xu F, Ahsan H, Sternfels P, Meyer IH, Ford JG.
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  • 57. Impact of a multi-trigger intervention on seasonal patterns of asthma symptoms in inner city children.
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