Introductory Statistics for Psychology 1981
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-445480-4.50013-3
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“…Although patients may agree to home health care at the time of hospital discharge or accept a referral for other reasons, it is possible that once at home, they choose to forgo the care. Patients could believe that additional services are unnecessary or that home health services are low value, or they could prefer not to have health care practitioners in their home …”
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“…Although patients may agree to home health care at the time of hospital discharge or accept a referral for other reasons, it is possible that once at home, they choose to forgo the care. Patients could believe that additional services are unnecessary or that home health services are low value, or they could prefer not to have health care practitioners in their home …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…i.Introduction.EBIS,EBIT [5] and ECRIS are succes-si~lly used now for ion production. Recently, a new type of ion source (ERIS) was proposed.…”
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