Glad you brought it up: a patient-centred programme to reduce proton-pump inhibitor prescribing in general medical practice

Author： Murie Jill   Allen Jane   Simmonds Ray   de Wet Carl  

Publisher： Radcliffe Press

ISSN： 1479-1064

Source： Quality in Primary Care, Vol.20, Iss.2, 2012-05, pp. : 141-148

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