Fertonani, H. P., Pires, D. E. P., Biff, D., & Scherer, M. D. S. (2015). Health Care Model Concepts and Challenges for Brazilian Primary Care. Science & Collective Health, 20, 1869-1878. - References

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Fertonani, H. P., Pires, D. E. P., Biff, D., & Scherer, M. D. S. (2015). Health Care Model: Concepts and Challenges for Brazilian Primary Care. Science & Collective Health, 20, 1869-1878.
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