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Biostatistics

Gerald van Belle, Lloyd D. Fisher, Lloyd Fisher

1993

Arthritis survival

Todd Nelson, Robert S. Ivker

2001

Osteoarthritis

Joseph A Buckwalter, Roland W. Moskowitz, Victor M Goldberg et al.

2007

Medical staff integration

A. Michael La Penna

2015

Biomedical signal and image processing

Kayvan Najarian

2012

Women and health

Elizabeth Fee

1983

Our Present Complaint

Charles E. Rosenberg

2007

Healthcare informatics

Stephan Kudyba

2016

Primary care

JoAnn Trybulski, Joanne Sandberg-Cook, Patricia Polgar Bailey et al.

2008

Nursing Against The Odds

Suzanne Gordon

2005

Women of Mayo Clinic

Virginia Wright-Peterson

2016

Biomaterials

Joyce Y. Wong, Joseph D. Bronzino

2007

Nurses and Disasters

Arlene W. Keeling, Barbra Mann Wall

2015

Studies in the osteopathic sciences

Louisa Burns

1907

Six months in Sudan

James Maskalyk

2009

Principles of tissue engineering

Robert Lanza

2000

Health Humanities

V. Tischler, P. Crawford, Brian Abrams et al.

2015

Medical Office Administration

Brenda A. Potter

2003

Do we still need doctors?

John D. Lantos

1997

Mosby's textbook for the home care aide

Joan M. Birchenall

2013

Curriculum development for medical education

Donna M. Howard, Eric B. Bass, David E. Kern et al.

1998

CPT 2015

Michelle Abraham

2014

NCLEX-RN exam cram

Wilda Rinehart, Clara Hurd, Diann Sloan

2008

Nature of Clinical Medicine

Eric J. Cassell

2015

Bridging Two Peoples Chief Peter E Jones 18431909

Allan Sherwin

2012

Osteopathy

Chris Belshaw

1991

Biosensors

Donald G. Buerk

1993

The electronic health record for the physician's office

Amy DeVore

2011

Gray's Anatomy for Students

Richard Drake, Adam W. M. Mitchell, A. Wayne Vogl

2014

Introduction to health physics

Herman Cember

1983

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