Touw-Otten F (Department of General Practice, University of Utrecht, Mariahoek 6, 3511 LD Utrecht, Tbe Netherlands) and Spreeuwenberg C. Multi-disiplinary research between natural and social sciences in general practice. Family Practice 1985; 2: 42–45. Research in general practice is often a joint effort between general practitioners and social scientists. Owing to the diverse nature of the disciplines involved, joint studies may create a variety of problems. This paper discusses some of the reasons why such difficulties may arise.
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