Health administrative data: Exploring the potential for academic research

Health administrative data: Exploring the potential for academic research

Bibliografische gegevens
Hoofdauteurs:	Barnes, H, Garratt, E, Dibben, C.
Formaat:	Report
Gepubliceerd in:	St. Andrews: Administraive Data Liaison Service. 2011

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