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Content Manager - Rachael Lowe

Clinical Prediction Rules Editor - Position open

Outcome Measures Editor - Position open

About the Content Team[edit | edit source]

Clinical Prediction Rules Editor - manages the clinical prediction rules section, updates and adds clinical prediction rules where appropriate.
Outcome Measures Editor - manages the outcome measures section, updates and adds outcome measures where appropriate.

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