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Publications and source records attributed to I C Harner.
Reduced demand for inpatient services has forced many healthcare organizations to diversify and seek other revenue-generating activities. The author reviews the pros and cons for corporate reorganization and lends insights from his personal experience of a corporate restructure. The various forms of corporate structure are reviewed along with guidelines on when an organization should not proceed with a corporate restructure.
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Independent investigations of Feingold's K-P diet have not produced consistent results. Even the most carefully designed experiments by Connors et al. resulted in an internal inconsistency; namely, the results differed, depending on the order in which the control and K-P diets were used. This study involved a double-blind, crossover design with random assignment to treatment and control groups. Subjects were drawn from a residential mentally handicapped population. There was no significant difference between Feingold's K-P diet and the control diet regarding the specific dependent variables of general activity, attention span, and excitability.