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Most groups depend on their administrators to lead them through the maze of legal rules, regulations and arrangements that businesses in health care must now confront, writes Keith Korenchuk, J.D., M.P.H. He, therefore, presents an indispensable checklist to aid administrators in systematically keeping their group legally up-to-date.
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