Characterization and Comparison of Primary Care Appointment Utilization Patterns Among Military Health System Beneficiaries
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AbstractIntroduction. The role of primary care in the United States is vitally important to improving health outcomes, minimizing waste, and controlling cost.
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| Authors | Self, Amanda;Khan, Munziba;Banaag, Amanda;Koehlmoos, Tracey; |
| Journal | Military Medicine |
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