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Journal of Medical Internet Research|July 22, 2016
Investigating the Potential Contribution of Patient Rating Sites to Hospital Supervision: Exploratory Results From an Interview Study in the NetherlandsSophia Martine Kleefstra, Linda C Zandbelt, Ine Borghans, et al.
BMJ Open|June 7, 2014
Unexpectedly long hospital stays as an indicator of risk of unsafe care: an exploratory studyIne Borghans, Karin D Hekkert, Lya den Ouden, et al.
European Journal of Public Health|November 17, 2018
Re-admission patterns in England and the Netherlands: a comparison based on administrative data of all hospitalsKarin Hekkert, Femke van der Brug, Eilís Keeble, et al.
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Journal of Medical Internet Research|July 22, 2016
Investigating the Potential Contribution of Patient Rating Sites to Hospital Supervision: Exploratory Results From an Interview Study in the NetherlandsSophia Martine Kleefstra, Linda C Zandbelt, Ine Borghans, et al.
BMJ Open|June 7, 2014
Unexpectedly long hospital stays as an indicator of risk of unsafe care: an exploratory studyIne Borghans, Karin D Hekkert, Lya den Ouden, et al.
European Journal of Public Health|November 17, 2018
Re-admission patterns in England and the Netherlands: a comparison based on administrative data of all hospitalsKarin Hekkert, Femke van der Brug, Eilís Keeble, et al.
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