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A conversation with Michael Freeman, MD.

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Abstract

The Institute for Behavioral Healthcare, a nonprofit organization that serves as an informational resource on issues surrounding the delivery of Behavioral Health Care Services, has been directed by Dr. Michael Freeman since its inception in 1988. In this crucial, unstable period in health care, membership in the Institute and attendance at its sponsored meetings has increased dramatically. Recently, Medical Interface talked with Dr. Freeman about topics of interest to the behavioral health care industry, ranging from any willing provider laws to the benefit itself.

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M Freeman. 1994. A conversation with Michael Freeman, MD.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10139404/

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