Evaluation of Policy Options for Increasing the Availability of Primary Care Services in Rural Washington State.

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  2017

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  Rand health quarterly

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  Medicine, Political Science

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  DOI 10.7249/RR1620PMID 28983431PMCID PMC5627637
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