The assumptions of orthodoxy in health care

J.R. Kriel

doi:10.4102/safp.v6i9.3146

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The assumptions of orthodoxy in health care

J.R. Kriel

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J.R. Kriel,, South Africa

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patient care team; physician’s role; patient compliance; quality of healthcare; communication barriers; health services; primary healthcare

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