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Multi-Morbidity and Long-Term Conditions Theme

Introduction
Sub-Theme 1: Expanding Understanding of Multi-Morbidity and Long-Term Conditions (LTCs) Using Population Disease Cohorts
Sub-Theme 2: Novel Analyses and Linkages of Multi-Morbidity and Long-Term Conditions in Retrospective Routine Clinical Big Datasets
Sub-Theme 3: Development and Evaluation of Technology-Enabled Interventions for Better Management of Multi-Morbidity and Long-Term Conditions
Sub-Theme 4: Changing Practitioner Behaviour Through Provision of Realtime Clinical Dashboard Applications
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