Equitable implementation of SAFE Firearm: a multi-method pilot study. Preventive medicine
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Hoskins K, Linn KA, Ahmedani BK, Boggs JM, Johnson C, Heintz J, Marcus SC, Kaminer I, Zabel C, Wright L, Quintana LM, Buttenheim AM…Beidas RS. Equitable implementation of SAFE Firearm: a multi-method pilot study. Preventive medicine. 2022 Dec 1;165:107281.
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