Patient-reported Outcomes as a Source of Evidence in Off-Label Prescribing: Analysis of Data From PatientsLikeMe

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Journal of Medical Internet Research

Impact Factor 7.4

Published on 21.01.11 in Vol 13, No 1 (2011): Jan-Mar

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Jeana Frost, Sally Okun, Timothy Vaughan, James Heywood, Paul Wicks

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