The need for G.P.s, nurses, and social workers to work together in a team for the benefit of their patients is put forward by a Christchurch medical practitioner who, by the tenets of his profession, must remain anonymous. This is the first article; the second, and final one, will be published tomorrow.
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52The need for G.P.s, nurses, and social workers to work together in a team for the benefit of their patients is put forward by a Christchurch medical practitioner who, by the tenets of his profession, must remain anonymous. This is the first article; the second, and final one, will be published tomorrow. Press, 4 October 1977, Page 45
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