Qualitative Research Practice in Adult Education.
BMC PediatricsPublished 1 January 1996
Peter Willis, Bernie Neville
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SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.73
SNIP1.07
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Positive TTGs require appropriate interventions, and subspecialist referral for further evaluation and/or repeat testing to evaluate: 1) treatment response or 2) patients with minimal or no symptoms.
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Positive TTGs require appropriate interventions. These include: subspecialist referral for further evaluation and/or repeat testing to evaluate: 1) treatment response or 2) patients with minimal or no symptoms.
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