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Trust, commitment key to board/CEO relations.

S Berger
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Hospital chief executive officers who set long-term strategy and business goals, communicate openly and honestly with their boards and work in partnership with their medical staffs are meeting the key expectations of trustees. Within these parameters lies the formula for successful board/CEO relations, hospital board chairmen say.

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CommunicationGoverning BoardHospital AdministratorsInterprofessional RelationsPersonnel LoyaltyUnited StatesJournal Article

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S Berger. 1991-04-01. Trust, commitment key to board/CEO relations.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10109685/

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