A curriculum to teach medical students to care for people with disabilities: development and initial implementation

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@AnnikaGrassl @AndyDRC @SHIjournal @SFdirewolf @_aaidd @Gabriel_Dichter @IntDisPhysician @BrentRuswick Symons, A. B., McGuigan, D., & Akl, E. A. (2009). A curriculum to teach medical students to care for people with disabilities: development and initia

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