The need for integrated clinical and administrative data models for risk adjustment in assessment of the cost transplant care
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S. Hohmann | B. Kasiske | M. Schnitzler | J. Snyder | Ramji Balakrishnan | D. Axelrod | K. Lentine | A. Harris | Issac R. Schwantes
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