A Comparison of Medicare Fee-for-Service and a Group-Model HMO in the Inpatient Management and Long-Term Survival of Elderly Individuals with Syncope

Author(s)William S. Getchell, MD, MPH, Greg C. Larsen, MD, Cynthia D. Morris, PhD, MPH

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