IMPROVING MORBIDITY INFORMATION IN PORTUGAL: EVIDENCE FROM DATA LINKAGE OF COVID-19 CASES SURVEILLANCE AND MORTALITY SYSTEMS

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Feteira-Santos, R.
Camarinha, C.
de Araujo Nobre, M.
Elias, C.
Costa, A.
Bacelar-Nicolau, L.
Furtado, C.
Nogueira, P.
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[1] FMUL, EPI Task Force, Lisbon, Portugal
[2] Area Disciplinar Autonoma Bioestat, Barcelona, Spain
[3] FMUL, IMPSP, ISAMB Terra, Lisbon, Portugal
[4] CHRC, ENSP NOVA, Brisbane, Qld, Australia
[5] USP Sintra, Porto, Portugal
[6] INSA, Barcelona, Spain
[7] CIDNUR, Madrid, Spain
[8] CRC W Catolica, Porto, Portugal
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GACETA SANITARIA | 2023年 / 37卷
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