Retrospective study of influence of deprivation on uptake of cardiac rehabilitation: Table 1
BMJPublished 3 August 1996
Jill P. Pell, A. C. Pell, Caroline Morrison, O. Blatchford, H. J. Dargie
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To determine whether deprivation affected uptake of rehabilitation after myocardial infarction, Scottish morbidity record data were used to identify patients discharged from Glasgow hospitals from 1 June 1994 to 31 November 1994.
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