Whatever happened to the health insurance crisis in the United States? Voices from a national survey.

K, Donelan; R J, Blendon; C A, Hill; C, Hoffman; D, Rowland; M, Frankel; D, Altman

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Whatever happened to the health insurance crisis in the United States? Voices from a national survey.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 14 Nov 1996 English Journal:JAMA, volume 276 (issn: 0098-7484,

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Authors: K, Donelan; R J, Blendon; C A, Hill; C, Hoffman; D, Rowland; M, Frankel; D, Altman;

pmid: 8861997

Whatever happened to the health insurance crisis in the United States? Voices from a national survey.

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Health Services Needs and Demand, Medically Uninsured, Insurance, Health, Data Collection, Health Care Reform, Public Opinion, Vulnerable Populations, United States

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