Why a Digitally Enabled Minimum Data Set for Older Adults in Care Homes Might Improve Population Health and Well-Being Outcomes

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DAVIS, Sally Fowler (2019). Why a Digitally Enabled Minimum Data Set for Older Adults in Care Homes Might Improve Population Health and Well-Being Outcomes. Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies, 5 (3). [Article]

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10.31031/ggs.2019.05.000613
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Date Deposited:
28 Apr 2021 16:08
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