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Memory and Learning in Quality Management Systems

By Demetrios Perdikis
Feb 06, 10 09:01AM | 0 comments
The processes by which we establish and reconfigure mental ontologies and construct semantic knowledge is of particular interest here because of its implications in such complex human interactions as medical care encounters.
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