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Status of Researches on Medical Dialectics in China

Huang Yan-Ting, MD

In 1984, Huang Yan-ting, MD, spent some months in the United States studying surgical techniques. During his stay he met with Dr. Lee Lusted, then Editor-in-Chief of Medical Decision Making, and the two had several discussions about the field of medical decision making. Dr. Huang published a note on the status of the Society for Medical Decision Making in National Medical Journal ofchina (65:502) in 1985 (also published in MDM, 5:475- 476, 1985). This is Professor Huang Yan-ting's second status report, received by Dr. Lusted.— DGF

Medical Decision Making, Vol. 8, No. 2, 145-146 (1988)
DOI: 10.1177/0272989X8800800210
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