https://doi.org/10.4081/itjm.q.2022.2
Progetto FADOI “EUCLIDE”. Clinica, comunicazione, telemedicina e governance: le esperienze da COVID-19 per il futuro della Medicina Interna
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Introduzione
Dario Manfellotto, Francesco Dentali, Andrea Fontanella
Materiali e Metodi
Dario Manfellotto, Francesco Dentali, Andrea Fontanella
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Governance per la Medicina Interna
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Considerazioni conclusive
Dario Manfellotto, Francesco Dentali, Andrea Fontanella
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