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The Social Security Council’s Committee on Healthcare services (chairman: Hidehiko Saito, Honorary Director, National Hospital Organization Nagoya Medical Center) and Committee on Health Insurance (chairman: Prof. Hisao Endo of Gakushuin University) approved a basic plan for FY2012’s medical fee revision…
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