|Articles|June 1, 1999

June 1999
Volume 5
Issue 6

Variations in and Correlates of Length of Stay in Academic Hospitals among Patients with Heart Failure Resulting from Systolic Dysfunction

Author(s)Harlan M. Krumholz, MD, Ya-ting Chen, PhD, W. David Bradford, PhD

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