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Perspectives. 'Privatization' sweeps through public behavioral care programs, but community providers maintain key role on front lines.
Med Health. 1998 Dec 14; 52(48):suppl 1-4.MH

Authors

Cunningham R
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MeSH

Behavioral MedicineCommunity Mental Health ServicesManaged Care ProgramsMedicaidMental Health ServicesPrivatizationState Health PlansUnited States

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

10187182

Citation

Cunningham, R. "Perspectives. 'Privatization' Sweeps Through Public Behavioral Care Programs, but Community Providers Maintain Key Role On Front Lines." Medicine & Health (1997), vol. 52, no. 48, 1998, pp. suppl 1-4.
Cunningham R. Perspectives. 'Privatization' sweeps through public behavioral care programs, but community providers maintain key role on front lines. Med Health. 1998;52(48):suppl 1-4.
Cunningham, R. (1998). Perspectives. 'Privatization' sweeps through public behavioral care programs, but community providers maintain key role on front lines. Medicine & Health (1997), 52(48), suppl 1-4.
Cunningham R. Perspectives. 'Privatization' Sweeps Through Public Behavioral Care Programs, but Community Providers Maintain Key Role On Front Lines. Med Health. 1998 Dec 14;52(48):suppl 1-4. PubMed PMID: 10187182.
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