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Toward a new paradigm of health care : artificial intelligence and medical management.
Human Systems Management
1985 : VOL. 5:2, p. 137-147
 1985 Mulsant, B.
Servan-Schreiber, D.
223.
Disability labeling vs. rehabilitation rhetoric for the chronically III: a case study in policy contradictions.
Journal of Applied Behavioral Science
1985 : VOL. 21:2, p. 119-183
 1985 Kutner, N. G.
Brogan, D. R.
224.
Case-mix accounting can help hospitals control costs.
Management Accounting (New York)
1985 : NOV, VOL. 67:5, p. 56-59, 64
 1985 Collins, J. A.
225.
Strategies de survie dans l'industrie hospitaliere.
Harvard-L'Expansion
1985 : /86 WINTER, 39, p. 89-100
 1985 Coddington, D. C.
Palmquist, L. E.
Trollinger, W. V.
226.
Planning for hospitals : no focus, no strategy.
Long Range Planning
1985 : DEC, VOL. 18:6, p. 77-83
 1985 Thakur, M.
227.
Analysis of post-audit energy data for 41 hospitals.
Energy Policy
1985 : OCT, VOL. 13:5, p. 480-485
 1985 Vineyard, T. A.
228.
A five-year study of a positive incentive absence control program.
Personnel Psychology
1985 : AUTUMN, VOL. 38:3, p. 575-585
 1985 Schlotzhauer, D. L.
Rosse, J. G.
229.
A health care merger that pains hospitals. ( *AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY, *HOSPITAL CORP OF AMERICA )
Fortune
1985 : JUN 24, VOL. 111:13, p. 80-84
 1985 Worthy, F.
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Strategies for survival in the hospital industry.
Harvard Business Review
1985 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 63:3, p. 129-138
 1985 Coddington, D. C.
Palmquist, L. E.
Trollinger, W. V.
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Hospital cost control : a bitter pill to swallow.
Harvard Business Review
1985 : MAR-APR, VOL. 63:2, p. 160-167
 1985 Aaron, H. J.
Schwartz, W. B.
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