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The Timing of Neonatal Discharge: An Example of Unwarranted Variation?

Suzanne M. Touch, Jay S. Greenspan, Michael S. Kornhauser, John P. O'Connor, David B. Nash and Alan R. Spitzer
Pediatrics January 2001, 107 (1) 73-77; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.107.1.73
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1 Jan 2001
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The Timing of Neonatal Discharge: An Example of Unwarranted Variation?
Suzanne M. Touch, Jay S. Greenspan, Michael S. Kornhauser, John P. O'Connor, David B. Nash, Alan R. Spitzer
Pediatrics Jan 2001, 107 (1) 73-77; DOI: 10.1542/peds.107.1.73
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