A MINIMUM DATA SET PREVALENCE OF PAIN QUALITY INDICATOR: IS IT ACCURATE AND DOES IT REFLECT DIFFERENCES IN CARE PROCESSES?
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CADOGAN, M.P., ET AL., A MINIMUM DATA SET PREVALENCE OF PAIN QUALITY INDICATOR: IS IT ACCURATE AND DOES IT REFLECT DIFFERENCES IN CARE PROCESSES?. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY, THE, Vol. 59A, no. 3 (2004), p. 281-285.
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Datos epidemiológicos, Dolor, Evaluación, Indicadores, Personas mayores
Datos epidemiológicos, Dolor, Evaluación, Indicadores, Personas mayores
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