Which of the following statements about managed care are true? Select all that apply
a. It attempts to control costs by modifying the behavior of providers and patients.
b. It is a system that is based on patient and provider autonomy.
c. It lowers cost through the elimination of waste and excess.
d. It aims toward lower premiums and preventive care benefits.
e. It is attentive to the needs of the membership group and individual patients.
A, C, D, E
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