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Le Rohypnol, une drogue dure amnésiante : résultats d’une recherche en médecine de famille. 

Jamoulle, M. (1996). Le Rohypnol, une drogue dure amnésiante : résultats d'une recherche en médecine de famille. Psychotropes: Revue Internationale des Toxicomanies et des Addictions, 2 (2), 53-66. https://hdl.handle.net/2268/170823 [fr] Objectifs : Etudier le profil de l'usage de médicaments chez les toxicomanes à l'héroïne Sujets et méthodes : 89 héroïnomanes, enrôlés dans un programme de maintenance par la…

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Drogue d’usage, drogue d’abus; le médecin et l’usager de drogue.

Jamoulle, M. (1998). Drogue d'usage, drogue d'abus; le médecin et l'usager de drogue [Paper presentation]. atelier de la 6ème Université d’été T3E (Toxicomanie - Europe -Echanges - Etudes) Les polytoxicomanies en Europe, Bruxelles, 25-26-27 juin 1998, Bruxelles, Belgium. https://hdl.handle.net/2268/181698 [fr] Un titre provocateur, tant il engrisaille la limite entre l'usage et l'abus, entre le médicament et la drogue,…

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A CENTRAL HUB TO ACCESS DR. MARC JAMOULLE FAMILY MEDICINE RESEARCH.

Welcome to DocPatient, the central hub for accessing the research of Marc Jamoulle and his colleagues. This platform is the culmination of over 40 years of dedicated work in the fields of family medicine, medical informatics, and healthcare systems.

Here, you will find a wealth of information stemming from decades of innovative research, collaborations, and teachings aimed at improving patient care and the efficiency of healthcare delivery.

This site represents a bridge between the rich history of medical advancements and the future of healthcare information technology, all made accessible to professionals and patients alike.

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