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Table 1 Inclusion and exclusion criteria for systematic review on cost-effectiveness of MDT working
Figure 1 Studies selection process.
Table 2 Summary of key characteristics of includedstudies (n = 15)
Table 4 Characteristics of MDT meeting
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