The appropriateness of hysterectomy. A comparison of care in seven health plans. Health Maintenance Organization Quality of Care Consortium
JAMAPublished 12 May 1993
Steven J. Bernstein
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SNIP10.71
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The rates of inappropriate use of hysterectomies are similar to those for other procedures and vary to a small degree among health plans and may be useful to purchasers when they consider which health plans to offer their employees.
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The rates of inappropriate use of hysterectomies are similar to those for other procedures and vary to a small degree among health plans. This information may be useful to purchasers when they consider which health plans to offer their employees.
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Health Professions