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Interview with Dr. J. Michael McWilliams on the merits of care coordination — and why it’s unlikely to reduce health care spending. (07:14)Download The notion that care coordination not only improves outcomes but also lowers costs is not evidence-based, and it poses many potential dangers, beginning with the diminution of the importance of coordinated care itself as a worthy goal.
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