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The principles of diagnostic CT scanning (a moving energy source and a moving patient) have been applied to radiation therapy. The advantages of this modality are thoroughly explained.

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Outcomes research and Pay for Performance are on everyone's lips. If you want to understand more about National Databases and their uses, this article describes the granddaddy of them all.

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Relationship Based Care is Here!
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Updates of Past Top Tips from Family Practice
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