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Orthopedic Nursing|November 1, 1992

Fundamentals of hyperbaric oxygen therapyS E Schaefer

The Journal of Family Practice|April 1, 1997

Cost-utility analysis for UTIsS E Schaefer

Wisconsin Medical Journal|August 1, 1978

Automated laboratory screening. An analysis of value in a nursing home populationS E Schaefer, J J Dickman

The Laryngoscope|January 1, 1992

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy: effect on middle ear and eustachian tube functionJ L Fernau, B E Hirsch, C Derkay, et al.

Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics : the Official Journal of the British Dietetic Association|May 24, 2014

Traditional food patterns are associated with better diet quality and improved dietary adequacy in Aboriginal peoples in the Northwest Territories, CanadaT Sheehy, F Kolahdooz, S E Schaefer, et al.

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Orthopedic Nursing|November 1, 1992

Fundamentals of hyperbaric oxygen therapyS E Schaefer

The Journal of Family Practice|April 1, 1997

Cost-utility analysis for UTIsS E Schaefer

Wisconsin Medical Journal|August 1, 1978

Automated laboratory screening. An analysis of value in a nursing home populationS E Schaefer, J J Dickman

The Laryngoscope|January 1, 1992

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy: effect on middle ear and eustachian tube functionJ L Fernau, B E Hirsch, C Derkay, et al.

Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics : the Official Journal of the British Dietetic Association|May 24, 2014

Traditional food patterns are associated with better diet quality and improved dietary adequacy in Aboriginal peoples in the Northwest Territories, CanadaT Sheehy, F Kolahdooz, S E Schaefer, et al.

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