Organizing care for patients with chronic illness.
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Summary
The challenge is to organize these components into an integrated system of chronic illness care, which can be done most efficiently and effectively in primary care practice rather than requiring specialized systems of care.
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- article
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- 1996-12-04
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- 2,993
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- 121
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Keywords
Psychological intervention, Chronic care, Medicine, Nursing, Medical care
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