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Turf wars plentiful in health care practice expansion process

Ellen O'Brien//November 29, 2017//[read_meter]

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Turf wars plentiful in health care practice expansion process

Turf wars plentiful in health care practice expansion process

Ellen O'Brien//November 29, 2017//[read_meter]

(Photo by Ellen O’Brien/Arizona Capitol Times) The sunrise review process is one of the more obscure proceedings at the Arizona Legislature, but it’s also the battleground...

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