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The design of the Dutch EASYcare study: a randomised controlled trial on the effectiveness of a problem based community intervention model for frail elderly people [NCT00105378]

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Table 2: Outcome measures
Table 2: Outcome measures (Continued)
Figure 1flow chart Dutch EASYcare Studyflow chart Dutch EASYcare Study. This flow chart summa-rises the progress through the phases of the Dutch EASYcare Study until the allocation of participants to each treatment arm.

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