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|Articles|January 1, 1997

The American Journal of Managed Care

  • January 1997
  • Volume 3
  • Issue 1

The Impact of Physician Economic Incentives on Admission Rates of Patients with Ambulatory Sensitive Conditions: An Analysis Comparing Two Managed Care Structures and Indemnity Insurance

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An Innovative Approach to Reducing Medical Care Utilization and Expenditures

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The Relationship and Tensions Between Vertical Integrated Delivery Systems and Horizontal Specialty Networks

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To Tell the Truth: Disclosing the Incentives and Limits of Managed Care

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Theoretical Framework for Implementing a Managed Care Curriculum for Continuing Medical Education -- Part I

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Application of the Problem-Based Learning Model for Continuing Professional Education: A Continuing Medical Education Program on Managed Care Issues -- Part II

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