Use of mental health services by poverty and nonpoverty members of a prepaid group practice plan.

Weiss, J; Freeborn, D K; Lamb, S

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Use of mental health services by poverty and nonpoverty members of a prepaid group practice plan.

1973 Aug-Sep
By Weiss, J ; Freeborn, D K ; Lamb, S
Source: Health Serv Rep. 88(7):653-662

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Adolescent Adult Age Factors Appointments And Schedules Child Child, Preschool Community Mental Health Services Comprehensive Health Care Deductibles And Coinsurance Female Group Practice Humans Infant Insurance, Major Medical Male Medical Assistance Mental Disorders Middle Aged Oregon Poverty Referral And Consultation Research Article Sex Factors
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Health Serv Rep. 88(7):653-662
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88
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7
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