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|Articles|May 1, 1996

The American Journal of Managed Care

  • May 1996
  • Volume 2
  • Issue 5

The Relationship Between Borderline Personality Symptomatology and Healthcare Utilization Among Women in an HMO Setting

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Correspondence regarding, "Intended and Unintended Consequences of HMO Cost-Containment Strategies: Results from the Managed Care Outcomes Project"

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Correspondence regarding, "Intended and Unintended Consequences of HMO Cost-Containment Strategies: Results from the Managed Care Outcomes Project"

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Job-Related Stress and the Quality of Pharmacists' Work Life

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The Professionalism of Pharmacy in a Managed Care Setting

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The Unique Application of Telemedicine to the Managed Healthcare System

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Management of the Menopausal Woman

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Using Administrative Data and a Diagnosis Clustering Program to Assess Healthcare Needs of African Americans

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Assessing the Real-Life Relationship Between Average Capillary Blood Glucose and Hemoglobin A1C: Is the Average Capillary Blood Glucose Value Clinically Useful?

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Any Willing IPA: Shaping the Market Through Legislation

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Health Care Credentialing and Qualifications Commission: An Alternative to "Any Willing Provider"?

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