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Monitoring of physician-specific practice patterns.
 
  a. concurrent utilization review
  b. retrospective utilization review
  c. case management
  d. practice profiling

Question 2

When an MCO adopts capitation as the primary method of payment, which service is likely to be carved out?
 
  a. Specialty care
  b. Gatekeeping
  c. Mental health
  d. Primary care



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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