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C OF C
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C OF CCertificate of Compliance
C of CContinuum of Care
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Like hospitals, they will evolve to support the continuum of care necessary in the 1990s.
Access to healthcare: the right of the people by Pomerance, David M. / Health Management Technology
of Pennsylvania/Penn Center on the Continuum of Care in the Addictions) makes a case for, and provides examples of and research evidence for, new adaptive models of continuing care which entail long-term monitoring, flexible alternatives to the "our way or the highway" mentality for treatment options, and greater emphasis on self-care.
Treating substance use disorders with adaptive continuing care by Reference & Research Book News
All Medicaid-funded services on the continuum of care, including preventative care in the home and community, care in high-intensity hospital settings, long-term, and end-of-life care--will be organized, financed and delivered through the demonstration.
CMS OKs Rhode Island's medicaid global waiver by Policy & Practice
 
 
 
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