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Is Perception Reality? Identifying Community Health Needs when perception of health do not align with public health and clinical data
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2016-04-22Author
Dawson, Rebecca S.
Bryson, Erica
Schafer, Elizabeth
Favaro, Daniel
Cosgrove, Austin
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Bryson E.D., Schafer E.J., Salizzoni E., Cosgrove A.C., Favaro D.J., and Dawson R.S. (2016). Is perception reality? Identifying community health needs when perceptions of health do not align with public health and clinical data. SM Journal of Community Medicine 2(1): 1-6.Version
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