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When and why US primary care providers do and do not refer their patients with new-onset seizures or existing epilepsy or seizure disorders to neurologists—2018 DocStyles

CITE Title : When and why US primary care providers do and do not refer their patients with new-onset seizures or existing epilepsy or seizure disorders to neurologists—2018 DocStyles Personal Author(s) : Kobau, Rosemarie;Zack, Matthew M.;Sapkota, Sanjeeb;Sajatovic, Martha;Kiriakopoulos, Elaine; Published Date : 12 2021;12-2021; Source : Epilepsy Behav. 125:108385 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/154717 Kobau, Rosemarie et al. (2021). When and why US primary care providers do and do not refer their patients with new-onset seizures or existing epilepsy or seizure disorders to neurologists—2018 DocStyles. 125 Kobau, Rosemarie et al. "When and why US primary care providers do and do not refer their patients with new-onset seizures or existing epilepsy or seizure disorders to neurologists—2018 DocStyles" 125 (2021) Kobau, Rosemarie et al. "When and why US primary care providers do and do not refer their patients with new-onset seizures or existing epilepsy or seizure disorders to neurologists—2018 DocStyles" vol. 125, 2021 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Zack, Matthew M.

12 2021 | Epilepsy Behav. 125:108385

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Monitoring primary care providers' (PCP) attitudes and experiences with referrals of their patients with new-onset seizures or existing epilepsy/seizu...

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