The relative contribution of data sources to a birth defects registry utilizing passive multisource ascertainment methods: does a smaller birth defects case ascertainment net lead to overall or disproportionate loss?
Jason L. Salemi(University of South Florida), Russell S. Kirby(University of South Florida), Sharon Watkins(Pennsylvania Department of Health), Marie Bailey(Florida Department of Health), Suzanne Block(Florida Department of Health), Jean Paul Tanner(Jaeb Center for Health Research), Jane Correia(Florida Department of Health)
PubMed
January 1, 2011
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