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Introducing AIMPA: State regulation of medicine
Author(s)Richard Payerchin
A new advocacy organization for independent physicians.
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State lawmakers take their lead from federal leaders and may be open to balancing the interests of large hospitals and health practices with more attention to independent physician practices. Paul Berggreen, MD, inaugural president and board chair of the
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