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Hospital data may be more accurate than census data in estimating the ethnic composition of general practice populations
Informatics in Primary Care, 09/25/09

Hull SA et al. – Practice ethnicity measured using hospital attendance data is in closer agreement with practice recording of self–reported ethnicity than the census attribution method. Census attribution may provide misleading information on the ethnic composition of practice populations.

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