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Influence of Distance on Ambulatory Care Use, Death, and Re-admission following a Myocardial Infarction, The

Journal Article

Authors
J.D. Piette
Rudolf H. Moos - Stanford University

Published by
Health Services Research, Vol. 31 no. 5, page(s) 573-591
1996

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