Prospective payment system and impairment at discharge. The 'quicker-and-sicker' story revisited.

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Published in JAMA on October 17, 1990

Authors

J Kosecoff1, K L Kahn, W H Rogers, E J Reinisch, M J Sherwood, L V Rubenstein, D Draper, C P Roth, C Chew, R H Brook

Author Affiliations

1: Value Health Sciences Inc, Santa Monica, Calif. 90404.

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