Do self-report and medical record comorbidity data predict longitudinal functional capacity and quality of life health outcomes similarly?

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Adesuwa B Olomu
William D Corser
Manfred Stommel
Yan Xie
Margaret Holmes-Rovner
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[1] Clinical Center Building,College of Human Medicine
[2] Michigan State University,College of Human Medicine
[3] Institute for Health Care Studies,College of Nursing
[4] Michigan State University,Health Services Research
[5] Michigan State University,undefined
[6] PharmNet/i3,undefined
[7] Michigan State University,undefined
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BMC Health Services Research | / 12卷
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Comorbidity; Self-report; Medical record data; Functional capacity; Quality of life;
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