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♦ 1991 5.5 (10% of participants witherror rates ≥ 10.9%)♦ 1993 8.4 (hospitals with fewer than200 beds)♦ 1995 7.4♦ 1999 first quarter 7.4♦ 1999 eight quarter 3.05
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