1. A practical method for monitoring general practice mortality in the UK: findings from a pilot study in a health board of Northern Ireland
by Mohammed A Mohammed, Kathryn Booth, David Marshall, Máire Brolly, Tom Marshall, Kar-Keung Cheng, Martin Hayes, and Sandy Fitzpatrick
BJGP
Volume 55(518):
September 1, 2005
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2. ‘Pyramid’ model of investigation to find a credible cause for high mortality.
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3. Cross-sectional control chart showing age–sex-deprivation adjusted mortality rates for 114 general practices in the Eastern Health and Social Services Board, Northern Ireland (1996–2000).
Cross-sectional control chart showing age–sex-deprivation adjusted mortality rates for 114 general practices in the Eastern Health and Social Services Board, Northern Ireland (1996–2000).
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4. Longitudinal control chart of general practice A.
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5. Longitudinal control chart of general practice B.
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6. Longitudinal control chart of general practice C.
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7. Longitudinal control chart of general practice D.
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8. Crude death rate in patients aged >75 years at practice D with a least squares line.
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