Certificate of Need: up for revision

Health Systems Review

|December 9, 1995

Abstract:

Three states scaled back their Certificate of Need programs during 1995. Intergovernmental Health Policy Project research scientist Helen Leeds examines the history of CON and discusses whether Ohio, Wisconsin, and North Dakota presage a trend.

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