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Figure 1

Functional phases of dialogue about medication (Son, 2007).

Table 1

Frequencies of Functional Phases in Dialogue about Medication (N=75)

Table 2

Evaluation-criteria for the Structure of Dialogue about Medication

Table 3

Evaluation-criteria for the Content of Dialogue about Medication

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