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DRG-related prices applied in a public health care system--can Finland learn from Norway and Sweden?

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  • Mikkola, Hennamari
  • Keskimaki, Ilmo
  • Hakkinen, Unto

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  • Mikkola, Hennamari & Keskimaki, Ilmo & Hakkinen, Unto, 2002. "DRG-related prices applied in a public health care system--can Finland learn from Norway and Sweden?," Health Policy, Elsevier, vol. 59(1), pages 37-51, January.
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