Original contributionAn analysis of reimbursement for outpatient medical care in an urban hospital emergency department☆
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Supported by the Department of Emergency Medicine and Trauma Services and the Department of Medical Research, Methodist Hospital of Indiana, Indianapolis, IN; and the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN.