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Physicians Have Bigger Stake In Patients' Total Care Under Medicare ACOs

Executive Summary

One year after the passage of health care reform, recommendations around some of the more far-reaching elements of the legislation are beginning to emerge. One proposal biopharmas cannot afford to ignore: Medicare sanctioned accountable care organizations.

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