Gathering data for decisions: best practice use of primary care electronic records for research
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Jessica Bell | Rachel Canaway | Jane M Gunn | J. Emery | J. Hocking | D. Boyle | J. Gunn | J. Bell | J. Manski-Nankervis | Ken Clarke | Ken Clarke | Jane S Hocking | Douglas IR Boyle | Jo‐Anne E Manski‐Nankervis | Malcolm Clark | Jon D Emery | R. Canaway | Malcolm Clark
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