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October 1, 1991Health Communication

Interpersonal Communication Strategies to Prevent drug Abuse by Health Professionals and the Elderly: Contributions of the Health Belief Model

Analee E. Beisecker

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(1991). Interpersonal Communication Strategies to Prevent drug Abuse by Health Professionals and the Elderly: Contributions of the Health Belief Model. Health Communication: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 241-250.

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