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May 2002
Volume 8
Issue 5

How Acceptable Are Financial Incentives and Written Feedback for Improving Hypertension Control? Perspectives from Physicians, Clinic Administrators, and Patients

Author(s)Sharon J. Rolnick, PhD, Karen L. Margolis, MD, MPH, Kristine K. Fortman, PhD

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