Red Flag Study: An observational cross-sectional survey looking at bleeding in patients with a bleeding disorder who are lost to follow-up

Abdelfattah, Doaa; Klaassen, Alicia E.; Perkins, Heather; Bissonette, Diane; Belliveau, Dorine; Klaassen, Robert J.

doi:10.17225/jhp00175

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Red Flag Study: An observational cross-sectional survey looking at bleeding in patients with a bleeding disorder who are lost to follow-up

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