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|Articles|September 1, 1999

The American Journal of Managed Care

  • September 1999
  • Volume 5
  • Issue 9

Was the Decreasing Trend in Hospital Mortality from Heart Failure Attributable to Improved Hospital Care? The Oregon Experience, 1991-1995

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The Changing Healthcare Market: Outlook for the Future of Cardiovascular Disease Treatment - Part II

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Is a Third-Trimester Antibody Screen in Rh+ Women Necessary?

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Patient Factors Related to the Odds of Receiving Prevention Services in Veterans Health Administration Medical Centers

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Innovative Healthcare for Chronically Ill Older Persons: Results of a National Survey

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Office-Based Surgery and Cost Avoidance in an Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program

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Drug Therapy of Allergic Rhinitis

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Rethinking Formulary Strategy: Management and Measurement Considerations

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