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Reasons why specialist doctors undertake rural outreach services: an Australian cross-sectional study

Belinda G O'Sullivan1, Matthew R McGrail2, Johannes U Stoelwinder3

  • 1Monash Rural Health, Office of Research, Level 3, 26 Mercy St, PO Box 666, Bendigo, Victoria, 3550, Australia. belinda.osullivan@monash.edu.

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