Implementation of a Ureteric Colic Telemedicine Service: A Mixed Methods Quality Improvement Study
Authors:
- Chloe Shu Hui OngCOChloe Shu Hui Ong
- Jirong LuJLJirong Lu
- Yi Quan TanYTYi Quan Tan
- Lincoln Guan Lim TanLTLincoln Guan Lim Tan
- Ho Yee TiongHTHo Yee Tiong
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