What Doctors Wear Shapes Patient Trust and Infection Fears in Sri Lanka
A survey of 351 outpatients at a Sri Lankan tertiary care hospital found that most prefer physicians in scrubs and...
Kristina Jarvis is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Infectious Disease Medicine coverage.
A survey of 351 outpatients at a Sri Lankan tertiary care hospital found that most prefer physicians in scrubs and...
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