Chronic disease prevalence from Italian administrative databases in the VALORE project: a validation through comparison of population estimates with general practice databases and national survey
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Martijn J Schuemie | Rosa Gini | Carlo Zocchetti | Gianfranco Damiani | Giampiero Mazzaglia | Daniele Donato | Paolo Francesconi | Iacopo Cricelli | Claudio Cricelli | Mariadonata Bellentani | M. Schuemie | G. Damiani | R. Gini | G. Mazzaglia | M. Sturkenboom | I. Cricelli | C. Cricelli | C. Zocchetti | D. Donato | A. Pasqua | P. Francesconi | Alessandro Pasqua | Miriam CJM Sturkenboom | Andrea Donatini | Salvatore Brugaletta | Pietro Gallina | Alessandro Marini | A. Donatini | Mariadonata Bellentani | P. Gallina | S. Brugaletta | A. Marini
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