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Steindal S.A, Sorbye L.W, Bredal I.S, Lerdal A..  2012.  Agreement in documentation of symptoms, clinical signs, and treatment at the end of life: a comparison of data retrieved from nurse interviews and electronic patient records using the Resident Assessment Instrument for Palliative Care. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 21(9-10):1416-24.
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Williams B.C, Mehr D.R, Fries B.E.  1994.  Use of administrative records to describe longitudinal patterns of health services use among veterans. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 1(4):325-7.
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Steindal S.A, Sorbye L.W, Bredal I.S, Lerdal A..  2012.  Agreement in documentation of symptoms, clinical signs, and treatment at the end of life: a comparison of data retrieved from nurse interviews and electronic patient records using the Resident Assessment Instrument for Palliative Care. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 21(9-10):1416-24.
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Williams B.C, Mehr D.R, Fries B.E.  1994.  Use of administrative records to describe longitudinal patterns of health services use among veterans. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 1(4):325-7.
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Steindal S.A, Sorbye L.W, Bredal I.S, Lerdal A..  2012.  Agreement in documentation of symptoms, clinical signs, and treatment at the end of life: a comparison of data retrieved from nurse interviews and electronic patient records using the Resident Assessment Instrument for Palliative Care. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 21(9-10):1416-24.
Steindal S.A, Sorbye L.W, Bredal I.S, Lerdal A..  2012.  Agreement in documentation of symptoms, clinical signs, and treatment at the end of life: a comparison of data retrieved from nurse interviews and electronic patient records using the Resident Assessment Instrument for Palliative Care. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 21(9-10):1416-24.
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Williams B.C, Mehr D.R, Fries B.E.  1994.  Use of administrative records to describe longitudinal patterns of health services use among veterans. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 1(4):325-7.