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. 2012 Sep 1;103(Suppl 2):S4–S6. [Article in French] doi: 10.1007/BF03403822

Les indicateurs socioéconomiques régionaux : des outils de recherche, de politiques et de planification axés sur les disparités d’état sanitaire

Keith Denny 11,✉, Mélanie Josée Davidson 21
PMCID: PMC6973558  PMID: 23618070

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