Sensitivity and specificity of administrative mortality data for identifying prescription opioid–related deaths
Emilie J. Gladstone(BC Cancer Agency), Tara Gomes(Women's College Hospital), Kimberly A. Fernandes(St. Michael's Hospital), Kate Smolina(University of British Columbia), Steven G. Morgan(University of British Columbia), Diana Martins(St. Michael's Hospital)
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