Using the CER Hub to ensure data quality in a multi-institution smoking cessation study.

Using the CER Hub to ensure data quality in a multi-institution smoking cessation study.
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使用 CER Hub 确保多机构戒烟研究的数据质量。

DOI:
10.1136/amiajnl-2013-002629
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发表时间:
2014
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Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association : JAMIA
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Hazlehurst,BrianL
Hazlehurst,BrianL
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Walker,KariL;Kirillova,Olga;Gillespie,SuzanneE;Hsiao,David;Pishchalenko,Valentyna;Pai,AkshathaKalsanka;Puro,JonE;Plumley,Robert;Kudyakov,Rustam;Hu,Weiming;Allisany,Art;McBurnie,MaryAnn;Kurtz,StephenE;Hazlehurst,BrianL

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