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August 2000
Volume 6
Issue 8

The Community Assessment Risk Screen (CARS): Identifying Elderly Persons at Risk for Hospitalization or Emergency Department Visit

Author(s)Paul Shelton, EdD, Mark A. Sager, MD, Cheryl Schraeder, PhD

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