Costs of falls in an ageing population: A nationwide study from the Netherlands (2007–2009)
Authors:
- Suzanne PolinderSPSuzanne Polinder
- Tischa J.M. Van der CammenTCTischa J.M. Van der Cammen
- Martien J.M. PannemanMPMartien J.M. Panneman
- Nathalie Van der VeldeNathalie Van der Velde
- Esther M.M. Van LieshoutELEsther M.M. Van Lieshout
- Peter PatkaPPPeter Patka
- Ed F. Van BeeckEBEd F. Van Beeck
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