|Articles|July 1, 1997

July 1997
Volume 3
Issue 7

Correspondence regarding, "HMOs and the Efficiency of Healthcare Delivery"

Author(s)James P. Meza, MD, MSA, Author reply by Miron Stano, PhD

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