The Yin and Yang of Health Care System Reform: Professional and Political Strategies for Setting Limits

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The Yin and Yang of Health Care System Reform
Professional and Political Strategies for Setting Limits
Norman Daniels, PhD; James E. Sabin, MD

Arch Fam Med. 1995;4(1):67-71.

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