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Peter Burge2004

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Do Patients Always Prefer Quicker Treatment?

Peter Burge · Nancy J. Devlin · John Appleby · Charlene Rohr · Jonathan Grant

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Economic and Environmental Valuation Health Services Management and Policy Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare

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Year2004

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Published2004-01-01

VenueApplied Health Economics and Health Policy

ISSN-L1175-5652

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Citations74

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ShelfEconomic and Environmental Valuation

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