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"Syntax Award Winners Theses from GP Vocational Training Scheme 1983: Why do parents not have their children immunised against pertussi: a study of attitudes to immunisation A study of home visits by a trainee in a semi rural training practice in Lancashire as a part of training scheme Partners' knowledge of the practice referral pattern: a study of referral rates within a small town practice A study of vaginal discharge in general practice"

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Publication details: 1983DDC classification:

HOM SYN

Summary: Reference copy only

Holdings ( 1 )
Title notes ( 3 )

Holdings
Item type	Home library	Class number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book, Reference	East Lancashire Hospitals - Burnley Hospital NHS Library Archives	HOM SYN (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		TU12357

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Previous	No cover image available	No cover image available	No cover image available	No cover image available
Previous	HOM BRA (Thesis) Non-union of fractures of the mandible: an investigation into possible causes	HOM CAL Dr. Calvert Collection: folder of papers, tube of certificates and thesis	HOM CAL Dr. R. J. Calvert collection: 2 theses	HOM SYN "Syntax Award Winners Theses from GP Vocational Training Scheme 1983: Why do parents not have their children immunised against pertussi: a study of attitudes to immunisation A study of home visits by a trainee in a semi rural training practice in Lancashire as a part of training scheme Partners' knowledge of the practice referral pattern: a study of referral rates within a small town practice A study of vaginal discharge in general practice"

Donated to History of Medicine collection

Donated to History of Medicine collection;Reference copy only

Reference copy only

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