November 24, 2006
- Follow-Up for Medical Care Among Drug Users With Hepatitis C
- Changes in Clinician Ability to Assess Risk and Help Patients Determine the Need for Hiv Testing: A Comparison of Three Teaching Methods
- Placebo/Nocebo Symptom Reporting in a Sham Herbal Supplement Trial
- Evaluating Program Effectiveness Using the Regression Point Displacement Design
- Patients as Partners in a Health Research Agenda Setting: The Feasibility of a Participatory Methodology
- Developing Optimal Search Strategies for Retrieving Qualitative Studies in PsycINFO
- Follow-Up for Medical Care Among Drug Users With Hepatitis C
- Changes in Clinician Ability to Assess Risk and Help Patients Determine the Need for Hiv Testing: A Comparison of Three Teaching Methods
- Placebo/Nocebo Symptom Reporting in a Sham Herbal Supplement Trial
- Evaluating Program Effectiveness Using the Regression Point Displacement Design
- Patients as Partners in a Health Research Agenda Setting: The Feasibility of a Participatory Methodology
- Developing Optimal Search Strategies for Retrieving Qualitative Studies in PsycINFO