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To the Editor: In his article on support for academic medical centers, Iglehart (July 22 issue)¹ seems to describe the issue of variation in Medicare's payments for residency training as a conflict among states, with New York defending the current policy and California and Texas promoting a change. In fact, this is not an issue of New York versus California and Texas. According to an analysis conducted by the Greater New York Hospital Association's Center for Health Economics and Research, which was based on data from the Health Care Financing Administration's 1996 Minimum Data Set, high per-resident payments are received . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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