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Issue 207 Somerset LMC Newsletter Summer 2017

Publication date: July 2017

Issue 207

Lifestyle Medicine

Guidance for Primary Care Transitioning* from READ to SNOMED CT Version 1

The Somerset General Practice Board

The Intermittent Diary of a "Mature" GP (Aged 55 and three quarters)

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