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November 10, 2017

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A news article by The American Journal of Managed Care^® was highlighted in Tuesday’s CER Daily Newsfeed from the National Pharmaceutical Council. The article, “New Framework Provides Direction for Implementing Accountable Care Reform,” described a comprehensive framework that can be used to optimize integration of accountable care by drawing cross-country comparisons in Nepal, the Netherlands, and Germany.

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