Using epidemiological surveillance systems and routine data sets to study place of care and place of death: strengths and weaknesses.
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Using epidemiological surveillance systems and routine data sets to study place of care and place of death: strengths and weaknesses. 2011, 25 (1):94-6 Palliat MedJournal
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10.1177/0269216310383740PubMed ID
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1477-030Xae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1177/0269216310383740
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