Studies using English administrative data (Hospital Episode Statistics) to assess health-care outcomes--systematic review and recommendations for reporting.
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Sidhartha Sinha | P. Holt | J. Poloniecki | Peter J Holt | George Peach | Jan D Poloniecki | Matt M Thompson | M. Thompson | S. Sinha | G. Peach
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