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For most measures of technical quality of care chart audit was the most accurate method of data collection.
Different formats of data collection, such as chart review or incident reporting, will lead to different findings.
This study demonstrates that chart abstraction can be a reliable form of data collection in multi-centre studies for asthma.
This method of gathering data from community providers has the potential of eventually replacing the traditional slow and incomplete methods of data collection, such as chart reviews, which public health agencies have been using for more than 100 years.
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