Study-design selection criteria in systematic reviews of effectiveness of health systems interventions and reforms: A meta-review.
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Till Bärnighausen | John-Arne Røttingen | John N Lavis | Atle Fretheim | Peter C Rockers | T. Bärnighausen | A. Feigl | J. Lavis | A. Fretheim | J. Røttingen | P. Rockers | Andrea B Feigl | David de Ferranti | Hans Olav Melberg | H. Melberg | D. de Ferranti
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