Pilot study protocol to inform a future longitudinal study of ageing using linked administrative data: Healthy AGeing in Scotland (HAGIS).

Pilot study protocol to inform a future longitudinal study of ageing using linked administrative data: Healthy AGeing in Scotland (HAGIS).
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试点研究方案,旨在使用链接的行政数据:苏格兰健康衰老(Hagis)的未来对衰老的纵向研究。

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10.1136/bmjopen-2017-018802
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2018-01-10
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2.9
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Bell D
Bell D
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医学3区
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Douglas E;Rutherford A;Bell D

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