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BMC Health Services Research, 06/30/09
Wolinsky FD et al. - The speed of processing intervention significantly reduced subsequent annual predicted medical care expenditures at the one-year post-baseline comparison, but annual savings were no longer statistically significant at the five-year post-baseline comparison.
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