Estimating lifetime healthcare costs with morbidity data.

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Published in BMC Health Serv Res on October 25, 2013

Authors

Marc Carreras1, Pere Ibern, Jordi Coderch, Inma Sánchez, Jose M Inoriza

Author Affiliations

1: GRESSiRES, Research group on health services and health outcomes, Serveis de Salut Integrats Baix Empordà, Hospital 27, Palamós, 17230, Spain. marc.carrerasp@udg.edu.

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