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The factors affecting a data harmonisation innovation in the Western Cape, South Africa
Lack of coordination and integration between routine electronic databases can limit effective data production and utilisation to support health management decision-making. There is currently a need to strengthen data support structures through the harmonisation of multiple databases across different...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2020
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