The patient protection and affordable care act: exploring the potential impact on oncology practice
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- DOI: 10.1097/PPO.0b013e3181ff2586
The patient protection and affordable care act: exploring the potential impact on oncology practice
Abstract
The implementation of the Patient Protection and affordable care act will change oncology practice in many ways. Innovative payment models, new practice arrangements, and an increased focus on paying for quality and value will change the landscape for oncologists and people with cancer.
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