Using Administrative Data for Social Science and Policy

Copyright
2019
Published By
U.S. National Library of Medicine

The resource underscores the importance of administrative data in improving policy decisions and advancing social science research, highlighting its potential to answer questions and bring together different stakeholders in the process.

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