The Validity Of Nonexperimental Designs For Evaluating Health Services

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The Validity Of Nonexperimental Designs For Evaluating Health Services

02/01/1973
By Deniston, O L ; Rosenstock, I M
Source: Health Serv Rep. 88(2):153-164

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Health Serv Rep
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Deniston, O L ; Rosenstock, I M

Deniston, O L ; Rosenstock, I M Less -
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Adult Age Factors Anti-Inflammatory Agents Arthritis, Rheumatoid Community Health Services Epidemiologic Methods Evaluation Studies As Topic Female Follow-Up Studies Humans Male Middle Aged Research Design Sex Factors Statistics As Topic Time Factors
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Health Serv Rep. 88(2):153-164
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4769324
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PMCnull
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Journal Article
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North America
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88
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2
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Public Health Reports
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