Study protocol: understanding pain after dental procedures, an observational study within the National Dental PBRN
Abstract Background Patient-reported outcome measures provide an essential perspective on the quality of health care provided. However, how data are collected, how providers value and make sense of the data, and, ultimately, use the data to create meaningful impact all influence the success of using...
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Main Authors: | Elisabeth Kalenderian (Author), Joel White (Author), Alfa-Ibrahim Yansane (Author), Janelle Urata (Author), David Holmes (Author), Kimberly Funkhouser (Author), Rahma Mungia (Author), Jin Xiao (Author), Cindy Rauschenberger (Author), Ana Ibarra-Noriega (Author), Duong Tran (Author), D. Brad Rindal (Author), Heiko Spallek (Author), Muhammad Walji (Author) |
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2022-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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