The spatial epidemiology of trauma: the potential of geographic information science to organize data and reveal patterns of injury and services.
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Nadine Schuurman | Nathaniel Bell | N. Schuurman | N. Bell | R. Simons | S Morad Hameed | Robert Fiedler | Richard K Simons | Rob Fiedler | S. Hameed
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