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Is use of hospital services a proxy for morbidity? A small area comparison of the prevalence of arthritis, depression, dyspepsia, obesity, and respiratory disease with inpatient admission rates for these disorders in England.

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    Payne JN, Coy J, Patterson S, et al
    Is use of hospital services a proxy for morbidity? A small area comparison of the prevalence of arthritis, depression, dyspepsia, obesity, and respiratory disease with inpatient admission rates for these disorders in England.
    Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health 1994;48:74-78.

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    • First published February 1, 1994.
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    April 27, 2016

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