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A Measure of Success

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Journal Br J Gen Pract
Specialty Public Health
Date 1997 Jan 1
PMID 9115796
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Abstract

Complementary medicine is increasing in popularity and is also beginning to develop its own research culture. We are developing strategies that will enable us to measure the success of our interventions, but require more information and more research investment if we are to respond rationally to public demand.

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