Mizspellin and Medline: Table 1
BMJPublished 21 December 1996Open access
Joel G. Ray, M. Vermeulen
Citations19
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This work assessed the accuracy of entries in Medline by searching for misspelt textwords, and conducted a literature search of 10 studies for patient care and systematic overview of published material.
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