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Regardless of the country, coding is vital to research and resource allocation. You ask terrific questions, and ones I have not gotten satisfactory answer to. Putting payment aside and the gaming issues prevalent in USA, I would like to know how Canada, Netherlands, German, etc., get by with a handful of coders to build a regime adequate enough to satisfy researchers, public payers, and an inquiring public. Especially in Nordic countries with great data capture, folks have to maintain a precise database and they are not doing it on a dime with closet's worth of folks at every facility in their system. Or are they?

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