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Research Design for the Evaluation of the Medicare Coordinated Care Demonstration

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  • Randall Brown
  • Sherry Aliotta
  • Nancy Archibald
  • Arnold Chen
  • Deborah Peikes
  • Jennifer Schore

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  • Randall Brown & Sherry Aliotta & Nancy Archibald & Arnold Chen & Deborah Peikes & Jennifer Schore, 2001. "Research Design for the Evaluation of the Medicare Coordinated Care Demonstration," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 39a638a9647d413bb23bb0a2b, Mathematica Policy Research.
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