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Completeness of death registration in Cape Town and its health districts, 1996-2004
It is important for health planners to have timeous and accurate data on deaths. The Department of Home Affairs is responsible for the registration of deaths and the City of Cape Town has a well-established system of collating the death statistics based on vital registration, but the completeness of...
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2016
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