Potentially preventable hospitalisation insights from big data analytics: a 'proof-of-concept' partnership between industry, a large public hospital network and academia

De Silva R. K. K.; Ryan Danielle; White Julie; Gascard Debbie; McDonnell Geoff; Barton Chris; Peart Annette; Forbes Andrew; Minh Tam Ho Huu; Aquilina Mark; Enticott Joanne

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Potentially preventable hospitalisation insights from big data analytics: a 'proof-of-concept' partnership between industry, a large public hospital network and academia

机译：来自大数据分析的潜在可预防的住院深度：行业，大型公立医院网络和学术界之间的“概念证明”伙伴关系

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《Australian journal of primary health》 |2019年第3期|共2页
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De Silva R. K. K.; Ryan Danielle; White Julie; Gascard Debbie; McDonnell Geoff; Barton Chris; Peart Annette; Forbes Andrew; Minh Tam Ho Huu; Aquilina Mark; Enticott Joanne;
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机译：来自大数据分析的潜在可预防的住院深度：行业，大型公立医院网络和学术界之间的“概念证明”伙伴关系
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