A public health standard for screening managed care populations.

Kurland, J; Robbins, A

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1998 Jul-Aug

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Public Health Rep. 113(4):353-358

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1998 Jul-Aug

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1998 Jul-Aug

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1998 Jul-Aug

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Public Health Rep. 113(4):346-350

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Public Health Reports ; v. 113, no. 4 : masthead

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Jul-Aug 1998

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