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. 2019 Jun 24;191(25):E689-E708.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.190347.

La déclaration RECORD-PE (Reporting of Studies Conducted Using Observational Routinely Collected Health Data Statement for Pharmacoepdemiology) : directives pour la communication des études realisées à partir de données de santé observationelles collectées en routine en pharmacoépidémiologie

[Article in French]
Sinéad M Langan  1 , Sigrún A J Schmidt  2 , Kevin Wing  2 , Vera Ehrenstein  2 , Stuart G Nicholls  2 , Kristian B Filion  2 , Olaf Klungel  2 , Irene Petersen  2 , Henrik T Sørensen  2 , William G Dixon  2 , Astrid Guttmann  2 , Katie Harron  2 , Lars G Hemkens  2 , David Moher  2 , Sebastian Schneeweiss  2 , Liam Smeeth  2 , Miriam Sturkenboom  2 , Erik von Elm  2 , Shirley V Wang  2 , Eric I Benchimol  2
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La déclaration RECORD-PE (Reporting of Studies Conducted Using Observational Routinely Collected Health Data Statement for Pharmacoepdemiology) : directives pour la communication des études realisées à partir de données de santé observationelles collectées en routine en pharmacoépidémiologie

[Article in French]
Sinéad M Langan et al. CMAJ. .
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