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Irreconcilable Differences: Why the Doctor-Patient Relationship Is Disintegrating at the Hands of Health Maintenance Organizations and Wall Street
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Hiepler, Mark O.
Dunn, Brian C.
Bibliographic Citation
Pepperdine Law Review 1997-1998; 25(3): 597-616
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Date
1997
Subject
Health
;
Health Maintenance Organizations
;
Organizations
;
Professional-Professional Relationship
;
Patient Relationships
;
Malpractice
;
Managed Care
;
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