Access to care for North Carolina's uninsured
Silberman, P.; Costich, E.J.; Pendergraft, T.; Ricketts, T.C.
North Carolina Medical Journal 63(1): 35-47
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 0029-2559 PMID: 11989309 Document Number: 549751
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