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Concurrent F: Surveillance and Mortality
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ASSESSING FIELDWORKER RELIABILITY IN A NATIONAL STUDY OF INJURY MORTALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA
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  • R Matzopoulos 1Medical Research Council Burden of Disease Research Unit; 2University of Cape Town School of Public Health & Family Medicine; 3Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
  • M Prinsloo 1Medical Research Council Burden of Disease Research Unit; 2University of Cape Town School of Public Health & Family Medicine; 3Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
  • R Laubscher 1Medical Research Council Burden of Disease Research Unit; 2University of Cape Town School of Public Health & Family Medicine; 3Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
  • N Gwebushe 1Medical Research Council Burden of Disease Research Unit; 2University of Cape Town School of Public Health & Family Medicine; 3Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
  • V Pillay-Van Wyk 1Medical Research Council Burden of Disease Research Unit; 2University of Cape Town School of Public Health & Family Medicine; 3Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
  • D Bradshaw 1Medical Research Council Burden of Disease Research Unit; 2University of Cape Town School of Public Health & Family Medicine; 3Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles

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    Matzopoulos R, Prinsloo M, Laubscher R, et al
    ASSESSING FIELDWORKER RELIABILITY IN A NATIONAL STUDY OF INJURY MORTALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA
    Injury Prevention 2012;18:A21.

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    • First published October 7, 2012.
    Online issue publication 
    May 13, 2016

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