Strengthening Multipayer Collaboration: Lessons from the Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative

Grace Anglin, Ha Tu, Kristie Liao, Laura Sessums and Erin Fries Taylor

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Abstract: With increasing frequency, public and private payers are joining forces to align goals and resources for primary care transformation.

Keywords: insurance carriers; practice transformation; primary health care; public-private sector partnerships (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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