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Kenneth Brooks Wells1982

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Cost Sharing And The Demand For Ambulatory Mental Health Services

Kenneth Brooks Wells · Willard G. Manning · Naihua Duan · John E. Ware · Joseph P. Newhouse

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Healthcare Policy and Management Psychiatric care and mental health services Mental Health Treatment and Access

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2000Chapter 16 Economics and mental health 1986How Cost Sharing Affects the Use of Ambulatory Mental Health Services 1994Women and outpatient mental health services: Use by black, Hispanic, and white women in a national insured population 1990Treating Mental Illness: Generalist Versus Specialist

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Published1982-01-01

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