Research to meet the needs of the NHS: a review of published NIHR HTA clinical trials

Research to meet the needs of the NHS: a review of published NIHR HTA clinical trials

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Main Authors:	Young, Amanda (Author), Milne, Ruairidh (Author), Raftery, James (Author), Dent, Louise (Author), Turner, David (Author), Davidson, Peter (Author), Cook, Andrew (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	2011-12-13.
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