Accuracy of behavioral health variables in Oregon national violent death reporting system data: a linked cohort study

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RT @InjuryEpi: We are excited to announce that the Associate Editor @KatCarlsonPhD has been awarded the 2022 Jess Kraus Award, for the pap…

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RT @InjuryEpi: We are excited to announce that the Associate Editor @KatCarlsonPhD has been awarded the 2022 Jess Kraus Award, for the pap…

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We are excited to announce that the Associate Editor @KatCarlsonPhD has been awarded the 2022 Jess Kraus Award, for the paper 'Accuracy of behavioral health variables in Oregon national violent death reporting system data'. Read the article here: https:

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