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Surveillance Methods in Population and Public Health (106)

Published on in Vol 11, No 1 (2019):

Using probabilistic matching to improve opioid drug overdose surveillance, New Jersey

Using probabilistic matching to improve opioid drug overdose surveillance, New Jersey

Using probabilistic matching to improve opioid drug overdose surveillance, New Jersey

Authors of this article:

Bretta Jacquemin1 ;   Teresa Hamby1 ;   Stella Tsai1
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