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Our Ailing Public Hospitals: Cure Them or Close Them?
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Kassirer, Jerome P.
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New England Journal of Medicine 1995 November 16; 333(20): 1348-1349
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/888395
Date
1995-11-16
Subject
Hospitals
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Public Hospitals
;
Health Care
;
Health Care for Minorities
;
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