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The Implication of Latent Information Quality to the Reproducibility of Secondary Use of Electronic Health Records.

S. Fu, A. Wen, S. Pagali, N. Zong, J. Sauver, S. Sohn, J. Fan, and H. Liu. MedInfo, volume 290 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, page 173-177. IOS Press, (2021)

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