Evaluation of five search strategies in retrieving qualitative patient-reported electronic data on the impact of pressure ulcers on quality of life.
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Jane Nixon | Michelle Briggs | J. Nixon | Julia M. Brown | C. Gorecki | M. Briggs | Julia M Brown | Claudia A Gorecki | Claudia Gorecki
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