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Roberto BezHC) field. One change has been the tendency to replace ‘general practice‘ by ‘PHC‘. Vocational training has become compulsory. With larger group practices have come formalized teams and teamwork, increasing con- cern with the business side of general practice and attempts to achieve best values for

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Giovanni Campardoth care (PHC) field. One change has been the tendency to replace ‘general practice‘ by ‘PHC‘. Vocational training has become compulsory. With larger group practices have come formalized teams and teamwork, increasing con- cern with the business side of general practice and attempts to achieve best v

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Agostino PirovanoHC) field. One change has been the tendency to replace ‘general practice‘ by ‘PHC‘. Vocational training has become compulsory. With larger group practices have come formalized teams and teamwork, increasing con- cern with the business side of general practice and attempts to achieve best values for

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Roberto Gastaldith the object of regard. The fact that we have two eyes positioned some 60 mm apart means that we can accumulate considerably more data about our environment than would be possible with one eye alone. This can best be exemplified by considering what happens when one eye is suddenly lost as the resul

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Roberto Gastaldith the object of regard. The fact that we have two eyes positioned some 60 mm apart means that we can accumulate considerably more data about our environment than would be possible with one eye alone. This can best be exemplified by considering what happens when one eye is suddenly lost as the resul

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