Document Title
Resource-Based Practice Expenses. Letter to Special Assistant to the President for Health Policy Development.
Keywords
Medicare;Insurance, Health, Reimbursement;Rate Setting and Review;Resource-based Relative Value Scale;United States Health Care Financing Administration
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Modified Date
Pages
2
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resource-based_practice_expenses_assistant_to_president_health_policy_development_1996.pdf
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Document Type
Letter
Year
1996