TabsDetailsBasic DetailsDate: Friday, January 1, 2016Type: PublicationDescription: This study, conducted within the Mini-Sentinel Initiative, sought to develop the patient identification and matching processes necessary to assess safety outcomes for medical countermeasures. Read More Materials: Public Health Reports, Volume 131, Issue 1, Pages 4-30, PMID: 2684366Additional InformationRelated Assessment(s): Using a Handheld Device for Patient Data Collection: A Pilot for Medical Countermeasures SurveillanceContributorsAuthor(s): Matthew F. Daley MD; Kristen Goddard MPH; Melissa McClung MSPH; Arthur Davidson MD, MPH; Gretchen Weiss MPH; Ted Palen PhD, MD, MSPH; Carsie Nyirenda MPH; Richard Platt MD, MSc; Brooke Courtney JD, MPH; Marsha E. Reichman PhDCorresponding Author: M. F. Daley, Kaiser Permanente Colorado, Institute for Health Research, 10065 E. Harvard Ave. #300, Denver, CO 80231, Phone: 303-614-1216, Fax: 303-614-1305, Email: matthew.f.daley@kp.org
