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- Published online May 6, 2021.
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- Lindsay Hedden, PhD,
- Setareh Banihosseini, MD PhD,
- Nardia Strydom, MD,
- Rita McCracken, MD PhD
- Faculty of Health Sciences (Hedden), Simon Fraser University; BC Academic Health Science Network (Hedden), Burnaby BC; Department of Family Medicine (Banihosseini, Strydom, McCracken), Providence Health Care; Department of Family Medicine (Strydom, McCracken), Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia; Department of Family Medicine (Strydom), Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, Vancouver, BC
- Correspondence to: Rita McCracken, Rita.mccracken{at}ubc.ca
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