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C E Rees

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Medical Teacher|July 6, 2002
Identifying undergraduate medical students' attitudes towards communication skills learning: a pilot studyC. E. Rees, P. Garrud
Cancer Nursing|February 16, 2000
Meeting the information needs of adult daughters of women with early breast cancer. Patients and health care professionals as information providersC E Rees, P A Bath
Journal of Bacteriology|June 1, 1989
Transfer of tra proteins into the recipient cell during bacterial conjugation mediated by plasmid ColIb-P9C E Rees, B M Wilkins
Cancer Nursing|April 25, 2001
The use of between-methods triangulation in cancer nursing research: a case study examining information sources for partners of women with breast cancerC E Rees, P A Bath
Medical Humanities|May 16, 2013
"The stroke is eighty nine": understanding unprofessional behaviour through physician-authored proseC E Rees, L V Knight
Oncology Nursing Forum|October 3, 2000
Exploring the information flow: partners of women with breast cancer, patients, and healthcare professionalsC E Rees, P A Bath
Journal of Advanced Nursing|August 30, 2000
The psychometric properties of the Miller Behavioural Style Scale with adult daughters of women with early breast cancer: a literature review and empirical studyC E Rees, P A Bath
Oncology Nursing Forum|June 26, 2001
Information-seeking behaviors of women with breast cancerC E Rees, P A Bath
Journal of Advanced Nursing|April 12, 2000
The information needs and source preferences of women with breast cancer and their family members: a review of the literature published between 1988 and 1998C E Rees, P A Bath
Molecular Microbiology|July 1, 1990
Protein transfer into the recipient cell during bacterial conjugation: studies with F and RP4C E Rees, B M Wilkins
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Medical Teacher|July 6, 2002
Identifying undergraduate medical students' attitudes towards communication skills learning: a pilot studyC. E. Rees, P. Garrud
Cancer Nursing|February 16, 2000
Meeting the information needs of adult daughters of women with early breast cancer. Patients and health care professionals as information providersC E Rees, P A Bath
Journal of Bacteriology|June 1, 1989
Transfer of tra proteins into the recipient cell during bacterial conjugation mediated by plasmid ColIb-P9C E Rees, B M Wilkins
Cancer Nursing|April 25, 2001
The use of between-methods triangulation in cancer nursing research: a case study examining information sources for partners of women with breast cancerC E Rees, P A Bath
Medical Humanities|May 16, 2013
"The stroke is eighty nine": understanding unprofessional behaviour through physician-authored proseC E Rees, L V Knight
Oncology Nursing Forum|October 3, 2000
Exploring the information flow: partners of women with breast cancer, patients, and healthcare professionalsC E Rees, P A Bath
Journal of Advanced Nursing|August 30, 2000
The psychometric properties of the Miller Behavioural Style Scale with adult daughters of women with early breast cancer: a literature review and empirical studyC E Rees, P A Bath
Oncology Nursing Forum|June 26, 2001
Information-seeking behaviors of women with breast cancerC E Rees, P A Bath
Journal of Advanced Nursing|April 12, 2000
The information needs and source preferences of women with breast cancer and their family members: a review of the literature published between 1988 and 1998C E Rees, P A Bath
Molecular Microbiology|July 1, 1990
Protein transfer into the recipient cell during bacterial conjugation: studies with F and RP4C E Rees, B M Wilkins
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