Dermatology urgent care: enlisting help from primary care in triage decisions.

Shlyankevich J, Corey KC, Garshick MK, Roh EK, Kimball AB. Dermatology urgent care: enlisting help from primary care in triage decisions.. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. 2014;71(4):838-9.

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