Do Children with Special Needs Receiving Care Coordination Have Greater Access to Primary Care?

Ravi Goyal; ME Domino; RS Wells; HC Kum; MM Hillemeier

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Do Children with Special Needs Receiving Care Coordination Have Greater Access to Primary Care?

Goyal, R., Domino, ME., Wells, RS., Kum, HC., & Hillemeier, MM. (2014). Do Children with Special Needs Receiving Care Coordination Have Greater Access to Primary Care? Value in Health, 17(3), A146-A146.

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