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Published on in Vol 5, No 1 (2013):

Using Syndromic Emergency Department Data to Augment Oral Health Surveillance

Using Syndromic Emergency Department Data to Augment Oral Health Surveillance

Using Syndromic Emergency Department Data to Augment Oral Health Surveillance

Authors of this article:

John P. Jasek1 ;   Nicole Hosseinipour1 ;   Talia Rubin1 ;   Ramona Lall2
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