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ArticleThe effects of patient cost sharing on ambulatory utilization in South Korea

Jiyun Kim2004

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The effects of patient cost sharing on ambulatory utilization in South Korea

Jiyun Kim · Su-Kyoung Ko · Bong‐Min Yang

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Year2004

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Published2004-10-28

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ISSN-L0168-8510

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Citations82

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