Can accountable care organisations really improve the English NHS? Lessons from the United States

Hugh Alderwick; Stephen M Shortell; Adam Briggs; Elliott S. Fisher

doi:10.1136/bmj.k921

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Can accountable care organisations really improve the English NHS? Lessons from the United States

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NHS policy makers should not copy US ACOs but they can learn from their experience, say Hugh Alderwick and colleagues

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