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Using diagnosis-related groups for studying variations in hospital admissions.
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  • 1987ARE HOSPITAL SERVICES RATIONED IN NEW HAVEN OR OVER-UTILISED IN BOSTON?530 cited
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  • 1982Surgical Rate Variations: Do They Reflect the Health or Socioeconomic Characteristics of the Population?113 cited
  • 1987Population Illness Rates Do Not Explain Population Hospitalization Rates112 cited

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  • 1989Case Mix and Resource Utilization by Uninsured Hospital Patients in the Boston Metropolitan Area98 cited
  • 1999Medical practice variations: changing the theoretical approach96 cited

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