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Related concepts |
| Hypertension - Measuring Prevalence |
Keywords |
| adolescent |
| Adult |
| aged |
| Antihypertensive Agents |
| Bias (Epidemiology) |
| Data Collection |
| data quality |
| diagnosis |
| drug therapy |
| epidemiologic methods |
| epidemiology |
| Female |
| Health |
| Health Surveys |
| hospital discharge abstracts |
| Humans |
| hypertension |
| Insurance |
| Insurance Claim Reporting |
| Male |
| medical records |
| methods |
| Middle Aged |
| Minnesota |
| Patients |
| Pharmacies |
| physician claims |
| population |
| primary data |
| Records |
| Research |
| Research Support |
| Sensitivity and Specificity |
| survey data |
| therapeutic use |