Multimorbidity and mortality

Autor: Willadsen, TG, Siersma, V, Nicolaisdóttir, DR, Køster-Rasmussen, R, Jarbøl, DE, Reventlow, S, Mercer, SW, Olivarius, N de Fine

Publikováno v: Journal of Comorbidity

Background: Knowledge about prevalent and deadly combinations of multimorbidity is needed. Objective: To determine the nationwide prevalence of multimorbidity and estimate mortality for the most prevalent combinations of one to five diagnosis groups.

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