The Influence of Day of Life in Predicting the Inpatient Costs for Providing Care to Very Low Birth Weight Infants

Uma R. Kotagal, MBBS, MSc;Paul H. Perlstein, MD;Harry D. Atherton, MS;Edward F. Donovan, MD;

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February 1, 1997

The American Journal of Managed Care

February 1997

Volume3

Issue 2

The Influence of Day of Life in Predicting the Inpatient Costs for Providing Care to Very Low Birth Weight Infants

Author(s):

Uma R. Kotagal, MBBS, MSc,Paul H. Perlstein, MD

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