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Data systems of the National Center for Health Statistics.

Mary Grace Kovar

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The data collection program of the National Center for Health Statistics during the 1980s is described in this report. The systems are grouped by the origin of the data--the vital statistics registration system provider-based surveys and population-based surveys. (EXCERPT)

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The data collection program of the National Center for Health Statistics during the 1980s is described in this report. The systems are grouped by the origin of the data--the vital statistics registration system provider-based surveys and population-based surveys. (EXCERPT)

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The data collection program of the National Center for Health Statistics during the 1980s is described in this report. The systems are grouped by the origin of the data--the vital statistics registration system provider-based surveys and population-based surveys. (EXCERPT)

Key concepts: Health statistics, Population statistics, Center (category theory), Data collection, Statistics, Population, Official statistics, Geography

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