Promise and pitfalls of administrative data in evaluating pregnancy outcomes

Patricia Tennis; Elizabeth Andrews

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Promise and pitfalls of administrative data in evaluating pregnancy outcomes

Andrews, E., & Tennis, P. (2007). Promise and pitfalls of administrative data in evaluating pregnancy outcomes. Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 16(11), 1181-1183.

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