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Figure 1 Contents of the quick reference guide that wasdistributed to class participants for the first class.
Figure 3 Effect of training on use of problem lists andmedication lists. Each box and whisker represents the distributionof performance scores for either problem list usage (left) ormedication list usage (right)
Table 1 Relationship between provider characteristics and outcome measures

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