Asperity
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有常识
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admission
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Data for the s Process from n_TOFreduction of work productivity as a result of the morbidity and mortality associated with a given disease. Indirect costs typically consist of work loss, worker replacement, and reduced productivity from illness and disease. These losses are typically valued from either societal, individual, or employer perspectives .,..
暗语
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,Excited Nuclear States for He-6 (Helium),mic analyses of these syndromes and their therapies are typically focused on the initial hospitalization. Conceptually, therefore, it is useful to divide the costs of care for ACS into five major categories (Fig. 1).
琐碎
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,Excited Nuclear States for H-3 (Hydrogen),ong patients with heart failure. Many do so in a cost-effective manner. In this chapter we define heart failure, review its epidemiology and economic burden, and discuss heart failure management from the perspective of economic issues, with a focus on cost-effectiveness.
FLASK
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William S. WeintraubIncludes supplementary material:
Water-Brash
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OWL
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倾听
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The s-Process: Branchings and Chronometers,f Veterans Affairs (VA) health care facilities. Each year, VA facilities provide more than 150,000 hospital stays for patients with this condition, including some 15,000 stays for myocardial infarction (MI) and some 23,000 stays for unstable angina .. As part of its mission, VA conducts clinical tri
Transfusion
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13876-9urces .. The processes of resource identification and measurement generally apply across countries. However, valuing health care resources can vary widely between countries. This chapter discusses the valuation of health care resources in the Canadian setting.