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Analysis of Physician Variation in Provision of Low-Value Services.

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The relationship between physician compensation strategies and the intensity of care delivered to Medicare beneficiaries.

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Primary care physician workforce and Medicare beneficiaries' health outcomes.

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Spending per Medicare Beneficiary Is Higher in Hospital-Owned Small- and Medium-Sized Physician Practices.

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Patient-Sharing Networks of Physicians and Health Care Utilization and Spending Among Medicare Beneficiaries.

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