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Capitation and enhanced fee-for-service models for primary care reform: a population-based evaluation
Richard H. Glazier, Julie Klein-Geltink, Alexander Kopp and Lyn M. Sibley
CMAJ May 26, 2009 180 (11) E72-E81; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.081316
Richard H. Glazier
Julie Klein-Geltink
Alexander Kopp
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Capitation and enhanced fee-for-service models for primary care reform: a population-based evaluation
Richard H. Glazier, Julie Klein-Geltink, Alexander Kopp, Lyn M. Sibley
CMAJ May 2009, 180 (11) E72-E81; DOI: 10.1503/cmaj.081316
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