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Organisatie

Gepubliceerd in	38th ESPEN Congress on Clinical Nutrition & Metabolism 2016 Copenhagen, Denmark, DNK, Uitgave: 38th
Datum	2016-09
Type
Taal	Nederlands

Does training improve perceived comprehensibility, difficulty and content validity of the Portuguese Scored PG-SGA?

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