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Epidemiology and burden of adult chronic pancreatitis in South Australia: a 20-year data linkage study. [PDF]
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SAGE Research Methods Foundations, 2020
Data linkage can occur across any type of data with common identifying information, such as name and date of birth. Linkage of personal data may result in identified output for use in improving service delivery in particular cases (see Client and case ...
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Data linkage can occur across any type of data with common identifying information, such as name and date of birth. Linkage of personal data may result in identified output for use in improving service delivery in particular cases (see Client and case ...
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This introduction to data linkage, led by Professor Katie Harron from UCL and Dr James Doidge from the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre (ICNARC), is a comprehensive workshop designed to equip researchers with an understanding of how to combine data from different sources.
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K. Harron
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Journal of Software Maintenance: Research and Practice, 1993
AbstractMost work in software metrics has been aimed at measuring the quality or cost of software. This paper gives an example of how metrics may be used to give information about how the software system is organized, specifically the data linkage between procedures in the source code.
Martin Neil, Richard Bache
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AbstractMost work in software metrics has been aimed at measuring the quality or cost of software. This paper gives an example of how metrics may be used to give information about how the software system is organized, specifically the data linkage between procedures in the source code.
Martin Neil, Richard Bache
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Australian family physician, 2018
Data linkage has been defined as 'the bringing together from two or more different sources, data that relate to the same individual, family, place or event'. Australia is one of few countries that has invested significantly in the creation of data linkage facilities.This paper provides an overview of data linkage and its relevance to general practice ...
Jon, Emery, Douglas, Boyle
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Data linkage has been defined as 'the bringing together from two or more different sources, data that relate to the same individual, family, place or event'. Australia is one of few countries that has invested significantly in the creation of data linkage facilities.This paper provides an overview of data linkage and its relevance to general practice ...
Jon, Emery, Douglas, Boyle
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Health data linkage research in Australia remains challenging
Internal medicine journal (Print), 2019Data linkage is a valuable technique for uniting information from multiple sources that relates to the same person, place, family or event. Despite its value, establishing such linkages in Australia remains challenging.
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Data linkage in pharmacoepidemiology: A call for rigorous evaluation and reporting
Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 2019The purpose of this paper is to provide guidance on the evaluation of data linkage quality through the development of a checklist for reporting key elements of the linkage process.
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