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March 1, 2004The Medical Journal of Australia

The decline of the hospital autopsy: a safety and quality issue for healthcare in Australia

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DDDavid DaviesQueen Elizabeth Hospital BirminghamDGDebra GravesRoyal College of Pathologists of AustralasiaALAnthony LandgrenThe Royal Melbourne Hospital

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