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    "Primary Care Spring" unleashed by IBM

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    ? ? A year ago, the Arab Spring rocked the world. Stateside, a less visible revolution is underway. The revolution could be called the Primary Care Spring. As social media played a role in the Arab Spring, there is a large group of primary care physicians who have rallied around the #FMRevolution hashtag.??Perhaps as unlikely ...

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