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- Published online January 25, 2016.
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Copyright 2016, 8872147 Canada Inc.
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- John A. Queenan, PhD,
- Tyler Williamson, PhD,
- Shahriar Khan, MSc,
- Neil Drummond, PhD,
- Stephanie Garies, MPH,
- Rachael Morkem, MSc,
- Richard Birtwhistle, MD
- Affiliations: Department of Family Medicine (Queenan, Khan, Drummond, Morkem, Birtwhistle), Queen's University, Kingston, Ont.; Community Health Sciences (Williamson, Garies), University of Calgary, Calgary, Alta.
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Correspondence to:
Richard Birtwhistle, rickb{at}cpcssn.org
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