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Centre for Health Economics

HomeCentre for Health EconomicsNews 2014 and earlierCHE Research Paper 63

Avoidable mortality: what it means and how it is measured

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Posted on Friday 17 June 2011

The latest CHE Research Paper is now available CHE Research Paper 63 (PDF , 1,149kb)