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Person-Centered Outcome Metrology

William P. Fisher, Stefan J. Cano (Editors)

  • 407 pages
  • 8.9 MB
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Applies metrological thinking to health outcomes and other human measurements used in high stakes decisions. Covers traceability, uncertainty and comparability for instruments that measure people rather than parts.

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