Consultation rates in cervical screening non-attenders: opportunities to increase screening uptake in GP primary care
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22
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93 - 99
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10.1177/0969141315573345
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JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCREENING
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0969-1413
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Lim, AWW; Sasieni, PCollections
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