A case-mix classification system for explaining healthcare costs using administrative data in Italy.
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C. Basso | M. Corti | U. Fedeli | F. Avossa | E. Ferroni | D. Mantoan | E. Schievano | N. Alba | P. Gallina | Matilde Dotto | Silvia Tiozzo Netti
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