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Evaluation of linkage between health, education and social care administrative data for 21 million children in England
BackgroundPopulation-level administrative data cohorts hold huge potential for generating evidence to improve child health. Understanding the quality of these data is critical to enabling us to fully realise this potential. We aimed to evaluate linkage between childrens health, education and social
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