Using Administrative Data to Ascertain True Cases of Muscular Dystrophy: Rare Disease Surveillance

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Michael G Smith, Julie Royer, Joshua R Mann, Suzanne McDermott

JMIR Public Health Surveill 2017 (Jan 12); 3(1):e2

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Do TN, Street N, Donnelly J, Adams MM, Cunniff C, Fox DJ, Weinert RO, Oleszek J, Romitti PA, Westfield CP, Bolen J. Muscular Dystrophy Surveillance, Tracking, and Research Network pilot: Population‐based surveillance of major muscular dystrophies at four U.S. sites, 2007–2011. Birth Defects Research 2018;110(19):1404
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Salemi JL, Rutkowski RE, Tanner JP, Matas JL, Kirby RS. Identifying Algorithms to Improve the Accuracy of Unverified Diagnosis Codes for Birth Defects. Public Health Reports 2018;133(3):303
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Smith MG, Royer J, Mann J, McDermott S, Valdez R. Capture-recapture methodology to study rare conditions using surveillance data for fragile X syndrome and muscular dystrophy. Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases 2017;12(1)
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