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Methodology / Research methods / Evaluation methods / Healthcare in the United States / Data collection / Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System / National Health Interview Survey / Sampling / Questionnaire / Survey methodology / Science / Statistics
Date: 2013-11-19 08:34:04
Methodology
Research methods
Evaluation methods
Healthcare in the United States
Data collection
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
National Health Interview Survey
Sampling
Questionnaire
Survey methodology
Science
Statistics

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