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„Evidence-based medicine”,“health-related quality of life” und Versorgungsforschung

Nutzen und Notwendigkeit validierter Untersuchungsinstrumente

Evidence-based medicine, health-related quality of life, and outcomes research

Utility and necessity of validated survey instruments

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Wilhelm, T. „Evidence-based medicine”,“health-related quality of life” und Versorgungsforschung. HNO 60, 798–800 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00106-012-2585-z

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