Ep 59 – Primary care dermatology: improving care by getting back to basics

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Ep 59 – Primary care dermatology: improving care by getting back to basics

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23 minutes

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Dec 8, 2022

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Dermatology is a vast subject and accounts for a significant proportion of the workload in general practice. Managing dermatological conditions can be a challenge and staying up-to-date is equally so.

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Dec 8, 2022

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Ep 59 – Primary care dermatology: improving care by getting back to basics

Ep 59 – Primary care dermatology: improving care by getting back to basics

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