Can randomised trials rely on existing electronic data: a feasibility study to explore the value of routine data in health technology assessment.

J.G. Williams; W.Y. Cheung; D.R. Cohen; H.A. Hutchings; M.F. Longo; I.T. Russell

Can randomised trials rely on existing electronic data: a feasibility study to explore the value of routine data in health technology assessment.

J.G. Williams, W.Y. Cheung, D.R. Cohen, H.A. Hutchings, M.F. Longo, I.T. Russell

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-136
Journal	Health Technology Assessment
Volume	7
Issue number	26
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2003

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