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Target of Cost Containment Evidence of Effect on Costs 1. Administrative Simplification in the Health System Streamlining administra-tive functions in the current health system (e.g., standard-ized forms and processes, streamlined claims processing, reduced and/or coordinated government regulations, etc.). • High health care system
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