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Comment
. 1999 Sep 25;319(7213):854.

Differences in death rates in English hospitals. Effects of admission rates may have been understated

T Hennell
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Differences in death rates in English hospitals. Effects of admission rates may have been understated

T Hennell. BMJ. .
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