Max Rady College of Medicine
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Katz A, Soodeen RA, Bogdanovic B, De Coster C, Chateau D. Can the quality of care in family practice be measured using administrative data? Health Serv Res 2006;41(6):2238-2254. [Abstract]
Related concepts |
| Patient Allocation Algorithm: Assigning Patients to Physicians, Physician Groups or Clinics |
Related terms |
| MCHP Research Registry |
| Record Linkage / Data Linkage |
Keywords |
| administrative data |
| Canada |
| chronic disease |
| concept dictionary |
| Data Collection |
| databases |
| Dictionaries |
| Disease |
| Disease Management |
| Documentation |
| Efficiency |
| family |
| Family Practice |
| Feasibility Studies |
| Female |
| Focus Groups |
| Health |
| health policy |
| health services research |
| Humans |
| immunization |
| information systems |
| internet |
| longitudinal |
| Male |
| Manitoba |
| Manitoba Studies |
| Medicine |
| methods |
| organization & administration |
| Patients |
| Physician's Practice Patterns |
| Physicians |
| population |
| Quality Indicators,Health Care |
| record linkage |
| Registries |
| Research |
| Research Support |
| software |
| standards |
| Universities |
| utilization |
| web-based |
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