Compliance with therapeutic regimens in arthritis: Issues, current status, and a future agenda☆
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From the Seattle Veterans Administration Medical Center.
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At the time of this research Dr. Deyo was a Veterans Administration Fellow in the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program. Also, supported in part by the Health Services Research and Development Program, Seattle VA Medical Center.