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From The Archives (1974-1999)
Styles of Care Provided to Children in the United States A Comparison by Physician Specialty
J Fam Pract
. 1985 August;21(2)
By
Barbara Starfield, MD
Robert A. Hoekelman, MD
Marie McCormick, MD
Robert D. Mendenhall, MS
Christy Moynihan, PhD
Paul Benson
Hallie Dechant
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