Managed care organization and its perspective

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There are specific reasons based on which a managed care organization (MCO) could terminate a contract with a provider. Choose two of the main reasons, and explain under what circumstances this termination of a managed care contract would occur. Provide reasons for your answer. What are some of the ramifications of contract termination from a consumer's perspective, a provider's perspective, and a managed care perspective?

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