Sources of potential bias when combining routine data linkage and a national survey of secondary school-aged children: a record linkage study

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RT @_KellyMorgan_: A fantastic conference and excellent session! Thanks @IPDLN for the opportunity to present findings, meet other speakers…

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RT @_KellyMorgan_: A fantastic conference and excellent session! Thanks @IPDLN for the opportunity to present findings, meet other speakers…

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A fantastic conference and excellent session! Thanks @IPDLN for the opportunity to present findings, meet other speakers and continue discussions with colleagues across the globe 🌏 more info about our @DECIPHerCentre study here: https://t.co/R4y0LgnQJI #ip

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RT @ADPMentalHealth: Our ADP researchers worked with @DECIPHerCentre linking school surveys to routine data. This is beneficial for menta…

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