A cross-sectional study describing factors associated with utilisation of GP services by a cohort of people who inject drugs

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Dhanya Nambiar
Mark Stoové
Paul Dietze
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[1] Burnet Institute,Centre for Population Health
[2] Monash University,Department of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine
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BMC Health Services Research | / 14卷
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Injecting; General practice; Healthcare; Utilisation; Primary care;
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