General practitioners’ use of absolute risk versus individual risk factors in cardiovascular disease prevention: an experimental study

Jesse Jansen(The University of Sydney), Kirsten McCaffery(New South Wales Department of Health), Armando Teixeira‐Pinto(The University of Sydney), Jenny Doust(Australian e-Health Research Centre), Shannon McKinn(Bond University), Carissa Bonner(The University of Sydney), Les Irwig(The University of Sydney), Paul Glasziou(Bond University), Robin Turner(The University of Sydney), Andrew Hayen(University of Technology Sydney)
BMJ Open
May 1, 2014
10.1136/bmjopen-2014-004812
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