Olmstead v. L.C.: implications for Medicaid and other publicly funded health services.
Rosenbaum
Sara
S
Center for Health Services Research and Policy, Hirsh Health Law and Policy Program, George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, USA.
Teitelbaum
Joel
J
Stewart
Alexandra
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